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Will Other Big Companies follow Tesla’s Bitcoin Investment?
Tesla’s purchase of $1.5 billion in bitcoin may not trigger other S&P 500 companies to move their cash reserves into BTC, suggests investment bank JPMorgan. The Hash panel weighs in.
A Leading Crypto-Advocacy Group Is Optimistic New U.S. Regulatory Leaders Will Adopt "Thoughtful" Crypto Policies
Kristin Smith, Blockchain Association Executive Director, discusses the regulatory outlook under the Biden administration.
Nouriel Roubini Reacting to Tesla’s Big Bitcoin Buy: SEC Should Investigate Market Manipulation
NYU Economics Professor Nouriel Roubini, reiterating his objection to bitcoin, lashes out at Tesla and other corporations that recently announced their investment in BTC, calling it irresponsible corporate behavior and accusing them of market manipulation. He calls on the SEC to investigate.
RBC: Apple Should Launch Its Own Crypto Exchange
If Apple launches its own cryptocurrency exchange and helps legitimize the sector in a closed ecosystem, the tech company could make the U.S. a leader in crypto for good. So says Mitch Steves, analyst at RBC Capital Markets, outlining what he sees as Apple’s next big business opportunity.
Trump Impeachment Trial Opens Tuesday: Is Social Media Quieter Than Usual?
The U.S. Senate commenced its second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump Tuesday. Naomi Brockwell and “The Hash” panel discuss why social media may seem quieter than usual on the historic occasion.
2008 Financial Crisis Key to Why Bitcoin Took Off
No digital currency or electronic cash system has prevailed as Bitcoin has. Wall Street Journal markets reporter Paul Vigna suggests that Bitcoin, which was invented in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, took off due to the timing of when it was released and the environment into which it was released.
North Korea Funded Nuclear Weapons Program by Hacking $300M in Crypto
A new report by the United Nations reveals North Korean hackers stole over $300 million in crypto to fund and develop its nuclear weapons program. Will Foxley and The Hash panel weigh in.
Reddit Raises $250M, Valuation Doubles To $6B
Reddit raised $250 million during its latest fundraising round, doubling the social media platform's valuation to $6 billion. The major fundraising round occurred after WallStreetBets, one of Reddit’s many communities, made headlines for causing upheaval on Wall Street in recent weeks. The Hash panel discusses Reddit’s recent forays into crypto.
Harper vs. IRS Lawsuit: Why it Matters for Crypto Investors
The IRS responds to a 2020 lawsuit filed by James Harper who accused the tax agency for illegally obtaining his financial records from Coinbase. Benjamin Powers and The Hash team discuss why this case matters and the impact it could have on privacy laws for crypto exchanges.
Exchanges Slowing Down Due to Heavy Trade Volume: Is That Deliberate?
As exchanges struggle with high trade volume, eToro sees dramatic increase in interest in cryptocurrencies across the U.S. and globally. eToro U.S. Managing Director Guy Hirsch discusses whether exchanges going down due to heavy volume is a form of planned circuit breakers.