Live Debate: Gold vs. Bitcoin - Clash of Financial Titans
Live Stream: The Intense Debate Between Gold and Bitcoin Advocates
ZeroHedge, in collaboration with Crypto Banter, is hosting a live debate featuring four prominent figures in the financial sector. They will be discussing a highly controversial topic: should one invest in gold or bitcoin?
Opponents of Cryptocurrency
Representing the anti-cryptocurrency side of the debate is Peter Schiff, a man whose name is often associated with gold and is a well-known critic of cryptocurrencies. Alongside Schiff is the esteemed economist Nouriel Roubini, also known as "Dr. Doom".
Proponents of Cryptocurrency
On the other hand, arguing for the benefits of cryptocurrency are Anthony Scaramucci, a wealth manager overseeing more than $10 billion in assets, and Erik Voorhees, a pioneer in the crypto world and founder of ShapeShift. Voorhees is also known for his strong libertarian views regarding asset classes.
Moderator and Sponsors
The debate will be moderated by Ran Neuner, the founder and host of Crypto Banter, one of the most popular digital asset news channels on YouTube. ZeroHedge also extends its gratitude to the sponsors of this debate: Preserve Gold and BITLAYER, who are promoting "Layer 2. The Future of Bitcoin". Regardless of whether you prefer gold or Bitcoin, it's wise to consider diversifying your portfolio away from U.S. dollars. You can explore their products by visiting their respective websites. ZeroHedge's Goldbugs can avail a special offer from Preserve Gold by texting "ZERO" to 50505.
Let the Debate Begin
With no further delay, let's dive into this exciting debate.
Original Article by Tyler Durden, published on May 3, 2024, at 18:25.
Closing Thoughts
This debate promises to be a riveting one, with strong arguments expected from both sides. It's a reflection of the ongoing global discussion about the future of finance and investment. What's your take on this? Do you lean towards gold or Bitcoin? Feel free to share this article with your friends and engage them in this discussion. Don't forget to sign up for the Daily Briefing, which is delivered every day at 6pm.
