If you’ve ever had cryptocurrency explained to you, you know it can get kind of dense, sitting, as it does, at the intersection of finance, economics and technology. But it shouldn't be. They say you don’t really know a topic until you can explain it to your grandma. So, it is that beginner’s mind I tried to bring to the table when I was interviewed several weeks ago by Katie Welsh and Denis O'Brien of the Chain of Wealth podcast. We had a really great conversation. So much so, we just kept gabbing, even after the interview was over. I was really interested to hear how they understood and thought about investing, being part of the millennial generation. Turns out, they kept the tape rolling and included that part of the unscripted conversation as bonus material!

In this episode we discuss: ✓ Something most people don’t know about me (good icebreaker question!) ✓ How would I explain cryptocurrency to someone who is still unclear on it? ✓ Is there a difference between cryptocurrency and a cryptoasset? ✓ How big is the cryptoasset market? ✓ What other applications does blockchain have beyond cryptocurrency? ✓ If someone wants to invest in cryptocurrency, what should they look out for? ✓ My book and podcast recommendations ✓ Unscripted bonus conversation: Millennials differing views on investing compared to earlier generations

They’ve been kind enough to allow me to share that interview with my listeners, as well. So, without further adieu, here is me being interviewed for the Chain of Wealth podcast ...

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