Waters Wavelength Podcast Episode 100: Bitcoin Futures...Again
Dan DeFrancesco makes his return to the podcast to talk about bitcoin futures and why he wanted to start this podcast in the first place.
For Episode 100, Anthony and James welcome back the creator of the Waters Wavelength podcast, Dan DeFrancesco, who now writes for Waters’ sibling publication, Risk.net as the publication’s commodities reporter. [Editor’s note: This episode was recorded in a conference room close to the street, we apologize for any disturbance of background noise. Dan is a busy man and we had to fit him in, so we blame him entirely.]
10:00 Dan and Anthony take a stroll down memory lane and look back at the reasons for starting this podcast and the value of using a podcast to reach readers.
18:45 Finally, what to binge on during the last few weeks of December.
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Anthony: @a_malakian; anthony.malakian@infopro-digital.com
James: @JimRundle; james.rundle@infopro-digital.com
Past 10 episodes:
Episode 90: CCOs Talk About AI, Cyber Threats & Real-Time Monitoring
Episode 91: Sibos Preview; M&A Activity; Blockchain’s Evolution
Episode 92: The Best of Sibos Toronto
Episode 93: Recaps of Sibos Toronto, Risk USA & Sifma DC
Episode 94: The CME’s Bitcoin Play & FSB Worries About AI
Episode 95: Bitcoin/Blockchain News, BNP’s Acquisition, Post-Trade Tech
Episode 96: CAT Concerns & Big Tech Takes Aim at Asset Managers
Episode 97: C-Level Execs Talk Bitcoin, Fintechs, Cognitive Computing & Open-Source Tech
Episode 98: A Focus on Asia, Rolet Out at LSEG, Nasdaq’s Bitcoin Futures
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