Brett Hope Robertson of Revix looks into his crystal ball for signs of life in the crypto market, and settles on Web3, DeFi and gaming as the most likely themes to outperform.
Andre Cronje is something of a rock star for pioneering automated 'yield farming' in the emerging decentralised finance (DeFi) space. He explains why he doesn't invest in cryptos, and details his latest venture into the crypto-based forex market.
If 2021 was a breakthrough year for cryptos, just wait and see what 2022 delivers. Moneyweb's Ciaran Ryan is joined by Sean Sanders of Revix, Marius Reitz of Luno and Gianluca Sacco of VALR to unpack the year just past and what lies ahead for cryptocurrencies.
Binance’s Africa lead Brenton Naicker explains why Binance Coin (BNB) ran circles around the likes of Bitcoin and Ethereum over the last 12 months, and where investors are putting their money.
Rocelo Lopes, founder of Digital Horizons, gives his assessment of where the crypto action will be in 2022. Hint: El Salvador’s Bitcoin City and deep inside the metaverse, where gamers are finding fascinating new ways to make money.
‘Remember that cryptos are really leveraged. There's a ton of debt in the space. People take out incredible amounts of debt to buy crypto’: Revix founder Sean Sanders.
‘The one thing that was missing was a way for us to make the rand compatible, if you will, with this new world [of decentralised finance]: ZARP co-founder Simon Dingle.
I think this ban effectively puts a cap on or stifles opportunities to develop financial inclusion and products from young entrepreneurial ventures, as much as it protects against speculative investment: David Geral of Bowmans.
Is it really money, and are fund managers losing out on the ride of the decade? Flagship Asset Manager Kyle Wales and Investec blockchain lead Chris Becker go head to head.
AltCoinTrader CEO Richard de Sousa explains how thousands of clients are using Easy Loans: a new feature with which to borrow funds using their cryptos as collateral. Welcome to the wonderful world of decentralised finance, but beware – there are risks.
Eva Crouwel, head of global financial crime at Luno, explains how criminals have adapted their game, and are now targeting those in search of love online, as well as the elderly.
