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Ben Caselin of crypto-exchange AAX delves into the reasons why investors are looking to cryptocurrencies as investible assets, and shares his outlook for bitcoin’s dominance even as innovations draw attention to altcoins.
Ben Caselin of crypto-exchange AAX delves into the reasons why investors are looking to cryptocurrencies as investible assets, and shares his outlook for bitcoin’s dominance even as innovations draw attention to altcoins.
AAX senior executive Toya Zhang forecasts that in the next 3 years, merger and acquisition activity will result in a smaller selection of cryptocurrencies, yet the sector’s total market capitalisation will continue to grow.
AAX senior executive Toya Zhang forecasts that in the next 3 years, merger and acquisition activity will result in a smaller selection of cryptocurrencies, yet the sector’s total market capitalisation will continue to grow.
Economist Richard Duncan cautions that China can’t possibly meet the demands on trade laid out by the Trump administration; warns of dire outcome for global economy
Economist Richard Duncan cautions that China can’t possibly meet the demands on trade laid out by the Trump administration; warns of dire outcome for global economy
Marc Faber’s profile faded just when his contrarian ideas might be needed most. As economic jitters grow, ‘Dr Doom’ weighs in on a US-China trade war, the Japan trap and why finance is more vulnerable now than in 2007.
Marc Faber’s profile faded just when his contrarian ideas might be needed most. As economic jitters grow, ‘Dr Doom’ weighs in on a US-China trade war, the Japan trap and why finance is more vulnerable now than in 2007.
Casino scion Lawrence Ho Yau-lung is no stranger to games of chance and, like his father - the former overlord of Macau gaming Stanley Ho Hung-sun - knows that the house always wins.
Casino scion Lawrence Ho Yau-lung is no stranger to games of chance and, like his father - the former overlord of Macau gaming Stanley Ho Hung-sun - knows that the house always wins.
For the second year running, Causeway Bay ranks as the world’s most expensive retail hub, outpacing New York’s Fifth Avenue by a widening margin, according to data released by Cushman & Wakefield.
For the second year running, Causeway Bay ranks as the world’s most expensive retail hub, outpacing New York’s Fifth Avenue by a widening margin, according to data released by Cushman & Wakefield.