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Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have grown rapidly in 2021 as major institutions adopt the new technology. What’s the future of the movement? Will talented developers continue to join it? Will major pension funds and money managers take the big big step into blockchain assets?
These are some of the issues Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz discusses in his interview with James Putra, Vice President of Product Strategy at TradeStation Crypto. They consider the future of decentralized finance (DeFi) and the prospect for banks overcoming key regulatory hurdles. Novogratz also shares his experiences educating Wall Street executives about blockchain technology and thoughts on how individual investors can get involved. The video was recorded earlier this month at the Bitcoin 2021 conference in Miami.
Bitcoin has existed as a digital asset for 15 years. This week, it took a big step toward mainstream finance when the first exchange-traded products launched in the United States. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved 11 exchange-traded funds...
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin tumbled in the last year as the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates, but now spirits could be improving. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index, which includes factors like Volatility and Momentum, hit 61 on Monday. It was the highest reading...
Cryptocurrencies have been sitting quietly for most of the year as investors digest potential positives like Ethereum's pending upgrade and more institutional adoption. Bitcoin and Ethereum, the two biggest digital assets, are little changed since the first week of...