Joshua Goldbard and Kevin Fischer are neurotic people who happen to be interested in cryptocurrencies. This talk will cover what cryptocurrencies are, at a very high-level, what some of the narratives around valuing these properties might be, and a bit of prognostication about the future. As always, this is not financial advice, we are not lawyers, and you should never invest money you can’t afford to lose. Joshua is a high school dropout who likes to think about stuff in public. Occasionally, he gets obsessed about things. Previously, Josh was a product manager working on communications products and technologies. Currently, he is a semi-retired cryptocurrency day trader. Kevin Fischer is a person who has had a long-held interest in cryptocurrencies, originally for the philosophy, then for the money, and now, once again, for the philosophy. As a student of economics, Kevin is an active participant in many markets, with most current interest in crypto products.
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