Bitcoin is a decentralized internet protocol, a non correlated, asymmetric investment opportunity, considered by many to be the investment opportunity of a generation. Whether that claim is realised or not, it should be something you should want to understand.

Lyn Alden and Travis Kling examine the current factors influencing Bitcoin’s price and adoption. How is Bitcoin correlated to the Federal Reserve’s actions and why may prices keep going up?

Jeremy Grantham looks at the regression in the U.S. among the rest of the world, where we are lagging in the need to green the economy and why venture capital is an area to look for growth.

As the virus rages and the U.S. elections loom, Raoul Pal updates Real Vision members on his outlook for the dollar, banks, bonds, gold, and bitcoin.

Thomas Lee discusses the correlation between crypto & traditional markets and Bitcoin’s outperformance.

Gilbert Verdian, Founder of Quant Network, discusses how blockchain is being adopted and will change financial, health & economic institutions.

Since the 2008 financial crisis, the global financial system has rested on shaky ground. Now, after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, greater uncertainty seems to be the new norm. In this environment, corporate leaders are searching for security for their treasury holdings outside of conventional asset classes.

After flooding the world with unprecedented trillions in stimulus in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, governments and central banks will have no choice but to embrace blockchain — the technology that powers bitcoin

A brief conversation about Bitcoin and Ethereum, some differences and similarities. We touch on Proof of Stake (POS) and Proof of Work (POW) and various other aspects of the two cryptocurrencies. The first of many conversational pieces done by Real Vision’s Crypto Editors.