Hannah Rosen

Tangible, touchable assets.

All right. So Trump is into crypto now. And I get that that's risky. You've said that. But what if I never want to buy crypto or I never even want to think about it? Why do I care? Like, what does it matter to me?

All right. So Trump is into crypto now. And I get that that's risky. You've said that. But what if I never want to buy crypto or I never even want to think about it? Why do I care? Like, what does it matter to me?

All right. So Trump is into crypto now. And I get that that's risky. You've said that. But what if I never want to buy crypto or I never even want to think about it? Why do I care? Like, what does it matter to me?

OK, that was a lot. Let me let me make sure I understand that. So before crypto is in a separate world and whoever invested in it just took on the risk themselves. It wasn't integrated in the American economy in any particular way. And was it heavily regulated? Is that one of the things Trump is changing?

OK, that was a lot. Let me let me make sure I understand that. So before crypto is in a separate world and whoever invested in it just took on the risk themselves. It wasn't integrated in the American economy in any particular way. And was it heavily regulated? Is that one of the things Trump is changing?

OK, that was a lot. Let me let me make sure I understand that. So before crypto is in a separate world and whoever invested in it just took on the risk themselves. It wasn't integrated in the American economy in any particular way. And was it heavily regulated? Is that one of the things Trump is changing?

SEC Chair Gary Gensler describing the world of cryptocurrencies as the Wild West.

SEC Chair Gary Gensler describing the world of cryptocurrencies as the Wild West.

SEC Chair Gary Gensler describing the world of cryptocurrencies as the Wild West.

When we're back, what does a crypto doomsday scenario look like? And how worried do we really need to be?

When we're back, what does a crypto doomsday scenario look like? And how worried do we really need to be?

When we're back, what does a crypto doomsday scenario look like? And how worried do we really need to be?

OK, one thing you said that isn't so clear to me, you mentioned a Bitcoin reserve. Like, I understand what an oil reserve is. I can visualize it. I can get what it's for. What is a Bitcoin reserve and why is that interesting to Trump?

OK, one thing you said that isn't so clear to me, you mentioned a Bitcoin reserve. Like, I understand what an oil reserve is. I can visualize it. I can get what it's for. What is a Bitcoin reserve and why is that interesting to Trump?

OK, one thing you said that isn't so clear to me, you mentioned a Bitcoin reserve. Like, I understand what an oil reserve is. I can visualize it. I can get what it's for. What is a Bitcoin reserve and why is that interesting to Trump?

Okay, so you have inched towards answering my big question, which is, let's say I never plan to buy or even think about crypto. I listen to this conversation. We talk about weakened regulations, no more enforcement. What risks do I have? Like, what risks am I holding?

Okay, so you have inched towards answering my big question, which is, let's say I never plan to buy or even think about crypto. I listen to this conversation. We talk about weakened regulations, no more enforcement. What risks do I have? Like, what risks am I holding?

Okay, so you have inched towards answering my big question, which is, let's say I never plan to buy or even think about crypto. I listen to this conversation. We talk about weakened regulations, no more enforcement. What risks do I have? Like, what risks am I holding?

So that's effectively just another way in which we are becoming a corrupt banana republic kind of country.