WEBCASTS
How Futures ETFs are Changing Crypto
Ethereum is everything most crypto assets are not. For starters, it has real-world utility: The Ethereum blockchain functions like an “app store” for crypto, hosting thousands of applications with hundreds of thousands of daily users. And unlike many others, Ethereum produces revenues in the billions of dollars each year, which makes valuing it more interesting than valuing other crypto assets.
This combination of factors, along with the recent launch of Ethereum futures ETFs, is capturing the attention of Wall Street. In this webinar, Bitwise Crypto Research Analyst Juan Leon will dive into the key topics financial advisors need to know about Ethereum, the world’s most compelling crypto asset.
SUMMARY
Topics will include:
- What is Ethereum?
- The most popular applications built on Ethereum
- How to value the ETH crypto asset
- Where ETH fits in a portfolio
- The rise of ETH futures ETFs and why they matter
SPEAKERS
Ryan Rasmussen
Crypto Research Analyst - DeFiBitwise Asset Management
Juan Leon
Crypto Research AnalystBitwise Asset Management
Todd Rosenbluth
Head of ResearchVettaFi
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