Bitcoin in a post-Trump world worries hedge fund execs: Eric Semler
Eric Semler says he enjoys being a “lone voice in the wilderness” on Bitcoin, as most hedge fund executives still see it as a “fly-by-night concept.”
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Eric Semler says he enjoys being a “lone voice in the wilderness” on Bitcoin, as most hedge fund executives still see it as a “fly-by-night concept.”
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