When I lived in Washington, D.C., in my early twenties and faced the inevitable D.C. question, “What do you do?” I would answer truthfully that I was a barista. The next question was equally predictable: “What do you really want to do?” Never mind that I’d turned down a job at a well-regarded think tank to work in a coffee shop. The assumption was that as a young, educated person in the city, I should obviously have aspirations higher than making coffee.
Maybe. Maybe not. A financial adviser shares the good, the bad, and the ugly about cryptocurrency and how the underlying blockchain technology is poised to disrupt more than just how we think about currency.
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When Dan Reich and his friend lost the code to their Trezor hardware wallet, they thought their coins were gone forever but when the value reached into the millions, they decided to try hacking the device.