The Wild West Crypto Show, episode 49, features hosts Drew Taylor and Brent Bates offering cryptocurrency investors the latest news and investing advice. The episode, titled “Blockchain Dating App?” also includes analysis of news events in a regular weekly news update segment presented by Jonathan Keim of CryptoCurrencyWire (http://ccw.fm/Qqm0s).
Broadcast from Texas, the show is seen on TV in 45 markets, as well as heard on radio and available on YouTube. The Wild West Crypto Show also has its own website at www.WildWestCryptoShow.com, where visitors can view past episodes. The comprehensive show combines hard news with valuable insight and even some fun. The agenda is packed with virtually everything that a viewer or listener would want to know about the crypto space.
For the investor, this episode offered discussion on asset class diversification. Taylor and Bates say that individuals should own 12 to 18 stocks or cryptocurrencies. Even those who are risk averse should have one to two percent of their portfolios in cryptocurrency stocks to achieve the possibility of huge dividends in the future, the hosts suggested.
Keim talked about recent news, such as the debut of quick NetCents zero confirmation technology, which is designed to speed up approval of cryptocurrency coin transfers. He also analyzed large crypto exchange CoinSquare’s acquisition of StellarX for its decentralized platform. Finally, he reviewed Australia’s First Growth Fund Limited’s (“FGFL”) license of Globex’s ATS platform. The goal of the licensing, said Keim, is to help FGFL facilitate security token offerings and turn non-liquid assets liquid, especially for smaller and local companies.
To get the lowdown on crypto and blockchain, tune into The Wild West Crypto Show, now on TV in 45 cities across the nation. To view the latest episode, which includes CryptoCurrencyWire’s ongoing segment featuring recent news from around the world, visit http://ccw.fm/Qqm0s.
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