Crypto Is Like a Ponzi Scheme, Says Stephen Diehl

Crypto Is Like a Ponzi Scheme, Says Stephen Diehl

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The video discusses the skepticism surrounding cryptocurrencies, highlighting their speculative nature and potential negative impacts. It examines the lack of practical use cases, especially in authoritarian regimes, and questions crypto's effectiveness as a store of value. The discussion also touches on regulatory actions needed to ensure compliance with existing laws.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is Steven's stance on cryptocurrencies?

He is a strong advocate for crypto.

He is neutral and undecided about crypto.

He is skeptical and aligns with Warren Buffett's views.

He believes crypto is the future of finance.

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30 sec • 1 pt

Why is crypto not considered a good hedge against authoritarianism?

It is too expensive to use.

It is not widely accepted by governments.

It requires conversion to local currency, which can be controlled by regimes.

It is too slow for transactions.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is a major criticism of crypto as a store of value?

It is not accessible to everyone.

It is highly volatile and similar to a Ponzi scheme.

It has high transaction fees.

It is too stable.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What action does Steven suggest Washington should take regarding crypto exchanges?

Encourage more crypto investments.

Enforce existing securities laws on crypto exchanges.

Create a regulatory safe haven for crypto.

Ban all crypto exchanges.

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What is the geopolitical concern related to foreign crypto exchanges?

They are too small to impact the economy.

They support U.S. economic interests.

They operate counterfeit U.S. dollar derivatives.

They are fully compliant with U.S. laws.