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2020 has been a landmark year for digital assets. It can be bought an sold across smartphone payment apps and they’re even talking about it on morning sports radio shows. So what can we expect for an encore? We talk about the major banks, investment platforms, and the continuing development and evolution of the space.

2020 was a big year for bitcoin. From high profile investments to regulatory guidance, it has perhaps never felt safer to buy bitcoin. As such, the value of bitcoin has spiked, hitting highs unseen for three years. So what does this mean for investors? Is now the time to invest in bitcoin? Or are they too late to the game?

The Fed’s Lower for Longer policy will keep interest rates down, even if inflation starts popping up. For financial advisors, protecting the value of their clients’ assets may become necessary for the first time in years. We talk about inflation fears, favorite hedges, and where bitcoin fits into all of this.

PayPal recently announced that it will enable its 300 million customers to buy, hold, and sell cryptocurrency directly from their PayPal accounts and use it for purchases at its 26 million merchants worldwide. Is this the start of a new adoption wave? We discuss what this means for investors in the long-term.

There’s a lot of noise in the bitcoin space. Many clients, and even some educated, experienced Wall Street types, are still holding onto outdated or incorrect information. On this episode, we set the record straight, separating facts from myths about bitcoin’s scarcity, security, volatility, and more. 

Wall Street legends Mike Novogratz and Zoe Cruz talk about why digital assets may forever change how money is transferred. Cruz, a special advisor to Ripple, talks about why she sees an investment opportunity in stablecoins and Novogratz identifies who stands to benefit most from a digital payment revolution.