Right and he's another cookie mold 'adviser' that we see everyday in crypto: usually someone who has not been relevant in 5 years or longer. Even when they were relevant, they were not necessarily the most recognizable or public figure to begin with.
Cryptocurrency at times seems to be like the proverbial retirement home for washed out executives, obscure economists and semi-retired former government advisers who no longer have any influence. Somehow it reminds me of those retired US Generals who talk smack all day and nothing comes out of it.
As for this Xapo - it is another coinbase competitor, like circle, where the founders probably only want a valuation of $500+ million and then to be bought out by Yahoo, Google or some big tech conglomerate.
Cryptocurrency at times seems to be like the proverbial retirement home for washed out executives, obscure economists and semi-retired former government advisers who no longer have any influence. Somehow it reminds me of those retired US Generals who talk smack all day and nothing comes out of it.
As for this Xapo - it is another coinbase competitor, like circle, where the founders probably only want a valuation of $500+ million and then to be bought out by Yahoo, Google or some big tech conglomerate.
Well said
