From a standing start less than a decade ago, Bitwise Asset Management, one of just a handful of US-based, digital asset-focused investment firms, recently reached the milestone of $15 billion in AuM.
It's a testament to their unique franchise as an established multinational institution, combined with an unmatched track record of crypto investment expertise, and capped with a roster of in-demand voices, who are recognized as authorities in the space.
With institutional adoption again on the brink of a major inflection point, we're delighted to welcome one of those expert voices – Head of Research, Ryan Rasmussen – as our guest on the CFB Talks Digital Assets podcast!
Just a small sample of the multiple thought-provoking highlights from our conversation:
Whether you're a newcomer or an OG, institutional allocator or individual account, this is yet another episode for anyone interested in digital assets and seeking expert crypto investment insights from the cutting edge.
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