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AltcoinTrader CEO Richard da Sousa sees Bitcoin smashing through the R1 million mark this year, and decentralised finance (DeFi) built around cryptos taking a giant bite out of the lunch of traditional financial institutions. You can already earn interest on your cryptos and borrow money through DeFi platforms at much…
Farzam Ehsani, co-founder of VALR, talks about the spectacular rise of crypto investment as an asset class in SA. It has a lot to do with price gains of 300-500% for several crypto assets. But is there a bubble forming. Ehsani argues that bitcoin and other cryptos, as pricey as…
Sean Sanders, founder of crypto investment company Revix.com, explains how the company grew 10X in 2020. Institutions and crypto sseptics have become true believers.
Where's Johann? Head of enforcement at the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA), Brandon Topham, explains why MTI founder Johann Steynberg may be in Panama - and not Brazil, as widely believed - and the terrifying speed with which bitcoin and forex investment scams have ripped through SA and then spread…
It's called Maven Mutual. It's built around the blockchain and cryptocurrencies and will overturn our understanding of banking altogether, says founder Sonny Fisher. Also, what role will central bank digital currencies (or CBDCs) play in the very near future?
AltCoinTrader CEO and founder Richard de Sousa explains how he discovered an entirely new way to get out of debt, transact and do everything you would normally do with a bank, but in the crypto sphere. De Sousa also breaks down how he bought a R650 000 property in the…
Turning its founder Changpeng Zhao into a billionaire. Binance country manager Brenton Naicker discusses why cryptos have come to be seen as a solution to uncertainty and fear, and what's in store for 2021.
Stratum is hewing rigidly to the principles that gave birth to bitcoin - privacy and security. It won't hand over your details to any government or central authority, or even ask your name.
The crypto doubters have been (largely) silenced in 2020. Who can argue with a year-to-date gain of more than 150% for bitcoin. Sean Sanders of crypto investment company Revix explains how institutional backing has played a key role in driving crypto prices over the year.
Brandon Topham, head of enforcement at the Financial Sector Conduct Authority, explains why regulation is coming and how it will help unearth scams. He also gives an update on the investigation into Mirror Trading International, which was raided a few weeks ago.
Co-founder Peter Neilson explains how the ancient riddle of getting a return on gold has been solved using 'network effects' of the kind that power Uber and Facebook.
Monica Singer, former head of Strate and now part of business development for blockchain solutions company ConsenSys, explains how the blockchain is about to change everything we know about financial services.
Marius Reitz, Luno's general manager for Africa, explains how its recent buyout by US-based Digital Currency Group is the first step in an ambitious campaign to acquire 1 billion customers in 10 years. With that will come an entirely new way of delivering financial services, especially to the unbanked.
Chris Becker, blockchain lead at Investec, and Josh Miltz, co-founder of crypto exchange Bitfund, discuss how cryptos are changing everything we thought we knew about financial services and banking.
Wiehann Olivier of Mazars explains why regulation of cryptos will help build trust and accelerate their rate of adoption among investors. He believes it will also help weed out cryptocurrency scams.
Jon Ovadia, founder of Ovex, and Jason Carpenter of Etherbridge unpack the phenomenal rise of bitcoin in 2020 and what the future holds for cryptos.
3 Nov 2020
29 min
200 – 220
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