Covering Bitcoin ETFs
The long-awaited Bitcoin spot ETFs were finally approved this January, bringing in the big institutional players that crypto has been waiting for.
But are Bitcoin ETFs really a game changer for crypto? As a journalist, how do you stay on top of what different funds are offering, track outflow and keep your coverage accurate when covering these new products?
Join us Feb. 15 as ACJR presents "How to Cover Bitcoin ETFs" featuring Steven Ehrlich of Forbes and Bloomberg's James Seyffart. Moderated by Molly Jane Zuckerman, opinion editor at Blockworks.
About the Panelists
Steven Ehrlich is the director of research for digital assets at Forbes and editor of Forbes CryptoAsset & Blockchain Advisor. He has interviewed some of the highest profile personalities in the cryptocurrency universe, including Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, "Crypto Dad" Chris Giancarlo, and FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (through his rise and fall).
Ehrlich previously held positions at Kraken, a cryptocurrency exchange and was chief operating officer at the Wall Street Blockchain Alliance, a non-profit trade association dedicated to the comprehensive adoption of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies across global markets.
James Seyffart is ETF Research Analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence. His current focus is on cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin ETFs. In Seyffarts recent appearances on Bloomberg Television, he has provided in-depth analysis of the spot Bitcoin EFT market.
He has held several positions at Bloomberg including EFT and Commodities Research Associate, and Global Data ETF/Hedge Fund/Mutual Fund AnalystGlobal Data ETF/Hedge Fund/Mutual Fund Analyst.
Aaron Stanley is the founder and publisher of Brazil Crypto Report, the English language news system for Brazil's growing crypto ecosystem. He is also head of special projects for Filecoin Foundation. He's reported on crypto and blockchains for CoinDesk, the Financial Times, and Forbes.
Molly Jane Zuckerman, moderator, is a founder of the Association of Cryptocurrency Journalists and Researchers, is the opinion editor at Blockworks. She previously led educational content at CoinMarketCap and ran the news desk at Cointelegraph. Molly Jane is now based in New York after almost a decade in Russia, and can talk your ear off about Russia lit and detective novels.
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