In this week's episode of The Rundown, Shiv and I welcome the show's first guest, Juan Leon, Senior Analyst at Bitwise Asset Management.
Topics discussed:
Juan's journey from TradFi to Crypto
Why Bitwise is so bullish on crypto as an asset class
Insights gleaned from Bitwise's recent survey of 437 investment advisors across the US
The merger of TradFi & Crypto
Bitwise's new spot ETF by the numbers (plus bonus insights on the mechanics of how the ETF works on the back end)
Why Bitwise is contributing 10% of the ETF profits to Bitcoin Core Developers
Projections on ETF inflows this year
Likelihood of an ETH ETF
Sector's Juan is excited about in 2024
We hope you enjoy the episode!
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