Devin Nash
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Is Cryptocurrency Gone for Good?

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December 1, 2022

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The cryptocurrency market is not in a good place and the recent FTX scandal has set questions alight on if this cryptocurrency crash is the one that will keep the downturn going. In order to understand what happened with cryptocurrency, we need to understand the scandal behind Sam Bankman Fried, also known as SBF, and his companies FTX and Alameda.

In this video we'll talk about the recent cryptocurrency markets, and explore some of the problems with FTX and how it might represent a systemic contagion risk to the entire cryptocurrency market. We look through some oversights I made in previous cryptocurrency videos and we'll cover the FTX collapse explained.

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