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Introduction to Cryptoassets by Chris Burniske and Jack Tatar
“Cryptoasset” is an umbrella term for a new asset class that consists of software and a currency.
Cryptoassets use blockchain technology, which is truly revolutionary.
Bitcoin, the first cryptoasset on the market, has since been joined by many others.
The world of investment and finance is changing, and the brave and well-informed have much to gain.
Investing in cryptoassets isn’t risk-free; you might lose your money.
Diversify your assets so that there is no correlation or negative correlation.
You can buy cryptocurrencies in different ways but watch their varying trading pair diversities.
After investing in a cryptoasset, you can store it in two different ways.
There are a few more things to which the truly innovative investor should pay attention.
Final summary of Cryptoassets by Chris Burniske and Jack Tatar
A refresher on the types of cryptocurrencies and related accounting models
A deep dive into the intangible assets guidance as the primary model to account for cryptocurrencies
The challenges when determining the fair value of digital assets
Impairment considerations when assessing the value of digital assets
How to calculate the gain or loss on disposal when digital assets are sold
The current state of standard-setting for digital assets
The SEC’s focus areas for digital assets
Simon's first encounter with cryptocurrency and joining Uphold during the 2017 crypto boom
The challenging process of listing new tokens
Uphold's unique "anything to anything" trading experience
Partnership with Ripple for cross-border payments
Encouraging signs with banks approaching crypto partnerships after industry shows resilience
Different crypto regulatory approaches by the US, Europe and UK
Introduction of Uphold VAULT for easy self-custody
Future prospects for the industry and Uphold’s global expansion plans