The Future of Bitcoin; the Opportunity and Obstacles
POINT ROBERTS, WA and NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - June 04, 2015) - Investorideas.com, a global news source covering leading sectors including Bitcoin and payment technology releases commentary from some of the leading digital currency experts along with management from two public plays within the sector.
As Wall Street and global financial markets enter the space, these experts give insight into the future of Bitcoin and the obstacles and the opportunities it presents.
The following are questions and answers from the participating experts; Brian Kelly, author of the book "The Bitcoin Big Bang" www.briankellycapital.com, David Berger,Founder and CEO, Digital Currency Council (DCC), Mr. Brad Moynes, President of Bit-X Financial Corp. and Michael Sonnenshein, Director of Sales & Business Development, Bitcoin Investment Trust (OTCQX: GBTC).
Interviews:
Brian Kelly
Q: Investorideas.com
You have said you were a skeptic like many in the beginning and now you are a respected expert in the sector. With recent acceptance from The New York Stock
Exchange, Nasdaq Stock Exchange, Goldman Sachs, Richard Branson and a list of new entries every day, what do you see as the turning point for Bitcoin becoming legitimate?
A: Brian Kelly, author of the book "The Bitcoin Big Bang"
It seems that financial institutions finally realized that Bitcoin and the blockchain is more than a currency. They
realized it is a tool to flatten the costs of financial services.
Q: Investorideas.com
Do you see many publicly-traded stocks in play now and are you hearing of IPO's in the space?
A: Brian Kelly, author of the book "The Bitcoin Big Bang"
I would expect IPOs in the next 3 years. If we use internet companies in 1995 as a template, it took about three
years for major IPOs.
Q: Investorideas.com
With the major financial institutions now getting involved, where do you see Bitcoin headed in the next few years and how will it impact the future of
currency?
A: Brian Kelly, author of the book "The Bitcoin Big Bang"
A year ago the survival of Bitcoin was 50/50...with recent investments it's clear that blockchain technology is here
to stay.
David Berger
Q: Investorideas.com
Can you give us background on the creation of the Digital Currency Council (DCC) and why you formed it?
A: David Berger, Founder and CEO, Digital Currency Council (DCC)