Ep 9: Cryptocurrency: Should it replace banking as we know it?

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Having doubled its value in the past year, and the recent inclusion into the mainstream ETF market, cryptocurrency has a newfound impetus in the world of finance. To better understand the potential of cryptocurrencies, Michael Avery sat down with Farzam Ehsani, Co-Founder & CEO at VALR. Farzam shares why he believes the benefits of cryptocurrency outweigh any concerns or illicit use cases, what the right level of industry regulation should be, and the implications of Crypto ETFs on the industry. Click here to listen to the whole podcast.

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