Introducing Cointelegraph’s New Chat Show, Beer & Bitcoin

Published at: Feb. 11, 2020

Sometimes the day’s crypto current events call for a cold one.

At least that’s the premise of Cointelegraph’s new cryptocurrency YouTube series, Beer & Bitcoin. Grab a beverage of your choice and join our two hosts, Jackson Dumont and Giovanni Pigni, as they help us untangle the complicated crypto world.

In this first episode, they cover Bitcoin’s explosive start to 2020, how crypto companies in the European Union are dealing with the new 5AMLD regulations, the skyrocketing price of Bitcoin SV among Craig Wright’s identity crisis, and more.

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