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What is it like setting up a fully regulated crypto hedge fund by the age of 26? Then to be handed the biggest bull market correction within weeks of launch?
One of the incredible things about TCC is the diversity of people within the circle. This week we have Mr Gill as our guest on the podcast, a secondary school teacher who talks about how the kids are approaching crypto & if they are still looking at pursuing traditional careers & the university route. We also discuss handing down digital assets to future generations instead of traditional family heirlooms.
On May 19th 2021, Bitcoin crashed to $30,000 & in hindsight the signs were there all along that it was coming.
Back by popular demand!!! The second half of this season is underway & there was only one person we wanted to join us.
Mr. X is back sharing his views on the market, ETH fits into the current narrative & who is actually buying these NFTs?
As expected, another incredible ep & plenty more to follow in the second half of Season 2.
Looks like the market is deciding to wake up, right as we are back discussing crypto.
With the crypto market still ranging, but a lot going on in the world - we used this time to discuss some of these topics.
The pandemic has given all of us some time to spend with our own thoughts, in our own space…whether we like or not.
Wim Hof Method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tybOi4hjZFQ
The crypto market has been ranging for weeks now, & so this week…we thought we’d do something a little different. This is a super chilled chat between a few mates discussing their passions outside of the charts.
One thing this space has taught us is that age really does not matter at all. There are opportunities for people regardless of what age they are, & it has shown that the younger generation are generally the ones thriving - not the traditional, experienced investors.
What do trader friends actually talk about? Well, the incredible Dolly joins us from across the pond, and we find out!
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