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"The bridge from old to new money systems used to be a long one, and you couldn’t quite see the other side — we’re closer than ever today."

Cryptocurrency is not an asset class, argues Wall Street investment bank, slapping evidence and truth in the face

"I believe that small actions taken at individual levels can lead to real changes for the planet, and showing that we care inspires others to take action."

"I envision it having an old jukebox with all the classics, cheap drinks, and a homey vibe to it."

“Ultimately, the future is not something to be predicted at all. It’s something to be achieved.”

David Schwartz dredges up an argument over spam transactions that's Python-esque in its absurdity... and is there a way we can express our approval of Reddit's crypto play, some kind of virtual thumbs-up?

"I don’t know how so many companies in this space can live with themselves knowing they screwed retail investors out of money."

“The Treasury can just snap their fingers and print money. Bitcoin doesn’t work that way. Here’s this alternative financial system that I’ve never really thought about before. All of a sudden I was like, huh, there’s something here.”

Fresh off his 2018 comedy tour, Roubini wowed audiences with more of the same material — while Paul Tudor Jones took a fresher look at Bitcoin.

“We did everything adults would do. What went wrong?” — William Golding, Lord of the Flies

“Obvious ideas are obvious after the fact.”

Ripple lawyers-up to tackle the thorny issue of scam-promoting YouTubers (no, not David Schwartz), while Portugal scores big with a new set of proposals for a blockchain-friendly regulatory framework.