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Try it free for 14 daysSteven Lord
Featuring Steven Lord
Steven Lord returns to share the most recent market updates on Bitcoin in Modern Money. In this timely piece, Steven speaks about new Bitcoin governance and Wall Street’s mounting interest in the Blockchain, the various ways to position Bitcoin in a portfolio, and how Bitcoin and the Greek referendum are related.
- Published on
- 7 July, 2015
- Duration
- 13 minutes
- Asset class
- Currencies
- Rating
Mike C.
21 11 2015 15:27
I'm calling out Grant & Raoul to bring on Andreas Antonopoulos to provide a piece on Bitcoin for Real Vision. I'm almost certain, all viewers that want to understand Bitcoin would love his insight.
Erik J.
3 11 2015 08:25
This space is in rapid flux....Uphold, E-coin, but no mention of these??....needs weekly updates to be useful!!
Steven L.
15 7 2015 23:15
He mentions the blockchain controversy but nothing about the fact that the Bitcoin system has no method to manage such a controversy except to hard fork the code. No mention of scalability issues.
John D.
15 7 2015 22:21
Proof of Work consumes enormous resources. Bitcoin is therefore not scaleable and has numerous governance issues as miners are not regulated.
Dale C.
10 7 2015 12:14
Buying bitcoin is like buying a call option on a growth stock that never expires. As its use continues
to expand and demand increases it will go up in value in the long term. Just buy some.
Terry J.
8 7 2015 16:25
A very useful update for those of us for whom the jury is still out on Bitcoin.
The-First-James M.
8 7 2015 14:29
Guido. They have a number of options that I'm aware of:
1. Bitcoin Exchange.
2. Use Escrow Service such as Local Bitcoin.
3. Sell Bitcoin for cash to Greeks who wish to purchase BTC.
Guido R.
8 7 2015 04:25
How does someone receiving Bitcoins in Greece make use of it to buy daily necessities?
T L.
7 7 2015 20:09
more updates by him would be great!
Adam N.
7 7 2015 19:29
Timely update but would be great to understand a little more about the competing cryptocurrencies to try and understand better which technology is most likely to prevail....Bitcoin or ???