“The market will go up and down, but I am going to be here.” jgarzik joins “On Purpose” with TR401 to discuss DeFi, NFTs, Web 3 and more. Listen:
How will advisers and clients interact with their money in the future? Will NFTs continue to grow as an investment class? How will DeFi change the financial landscape? Through the transformations and ups and downs of the crypto industry, Garzik is certain he'll stay to see it all and work to keep innovating new solutions.
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