The first piece about cryptocurrency that really got me thinking was published in 2018 on Gwyneth Paltrow’s website, Goop. \u202c Bill Barhydt, the founder of Abra, a platform that combines remittance, wallet, and investing, was interviewed.<\/p>\n
Although the article has been updated since then, these words really stood out to me: If you’re like us, chances are you’ll glaze your eyes when you hear the word “Bitcoin.” However, like much of the finance industry, which purposefully employs obfuscating language, you only need to eat away at a few of the fundamental concepts and you’ll discover you’re not as out of the game as you initially believed.<\/p>\n
I’ve always had an obsession with identifying trends, making connections, and staying ahead of the curve while having little personal financial confidence. Indeed, during the dot.com boom, I worked as a hot stocks writer for Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal. I also briefly worked on the business desk of The National newspaper when it originally started in Abu Dhabi. In retrospect, I truly knew more than the typical person did years ago. However, I bought into everything the world tells us about money, including fear, pessimism, uncertainty, and shame, regarding my finances, incomes, belief systems, spending, and everything else related to it.<\/p>\n
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