2018-7-18 21:10 |
Citadel CEO said he wishes the new generation would “do something more productive” than investing in crypto, calling it useless
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In a notable change of sentiment, Wall Street executives are expressing a newfound optimism toward the crypto industry just days into President Donald Trump’s second administration. This shift is largely attributed to the 47th President’s pro-crypto agenda, which marks a stark contrast to his previous skepticism during his first term. Morgan Stanley CEO Advocates For […]
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The following is a guest post by Mauricio Di Bartolomeo, Co-founder and CSO at Ledn. After years of dismissing the asset, Wall Street is finally recognising Bitcoin’s potential. At Bitcoin 2024 in Nashville, the air crackled not just with the usual enthusiasm, but with the unmistakable scent of vindication.
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