Why Everybody is a CFO in Argentina

In conversation with Martin Carrica, the founder of the Fintech company Mountain Protocol, about the economic realities of Argentina. What does it mean to live with a rapidly depreciating currency for decades? What happens if one day the money in your ba

An episode of the On The Margin podcast, hosted by On The Margin, titled "Why Everybody is a CFO in Argentina" was published on June 4, 2024 and runs 51 minutes.

June 4, 2024 ·51m · On The Margin

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In conversation with Martin Carrica, the founder of the Fintech company Mountain Protocol, about the economic realities of Argentina. What does it mean to live with a rapidly depreciating currency for decades? What happens if one day the money in your bank account is no longer yours? How have cryptodollars become a staple in the streets of Buenos Aires?

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