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EPISODE · Aug 10, 2021 · 24 MIN

BEOND the Blockchain: BitBoy Crypto Ben Armstrong

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He made his grandpa a millionaire with cryptocurrency. In our first episode of BEOND the Blockchain, Ben Armstrong (BitBoy Crypto) tells Lauren Sivan about his early beginnings in crypto and why he started his own YouTube channel dedicated just to help others understand crypto. Plus why he 100% thinks cryptocurrency is the future. Hear what he says his big mistake was early on and how you can avoid it. Armstrong talks about the cryptocurrencies that he's really bullish on. Plus what is happening with Cardano, Ethereum, XRP and more.   Ben says of XRP,  "Basically anything that you can do at a bank, you can do peer-to-peer decentralized on an app. You don't even need a bank, or that's where it's moving towards."  Plus who has investor's best interest at heart? And what does he like so much about Theta Token? Armstrong says "Bitcoin's number one value is that it appreciates in value and why would you want to spend something that appreciates in value?"  Ben shares a story about a friend who bought a mattress in 2016 on Overstock with Bitcoin and calculates just what that Bitcoin would be worth today if he hadn't spent it. Video for this podcast can be found on beond.tv

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