Bitcoin for dummies 2021, answers to dumb questions that you wanted to ask, with Jamil Hasan

We figured it was a good time to make sure everyone was on the same page as Bitcoin enjoys another turbo fuelled period. We called up cryptocurrency trader expert Jamil Hasan and asked him the questions you want to know but don’t want to look stupid by asking.

Here are some of the questions we put to him:

# what actually is a bitcoin?

# how many exist, how many have been lost, how many will there ever be?

# who was Satoshi Nakamoto, and why doesn’t it really matter?

# what are the safest ways to store and hold bitcoin?

# suppose something comes along and replaces it? Is it gold 2.0?

# what about other altcoins?

# what is the significance of Elon Musk buying 1 1/2 billion worth?

# Max Keiser says you should only bother with bitcoin, what do you think?

We think you will find this episode informative and useful.

You can follow Jamil on Twitter here

and learn more about him on his website here.

For those who enjoy podcasts, this was my first one in a few years. We discuss how Bitcoin $btc is still undervalued, surviving Crypto Winter, trading/investing and how my fellow Gen Xers who were jettisoned by Boomer Corporate America can leverage crypto to rebuild. https://t.co/7rY5T6wobh

— The Crypto Hipster (@CryptoHipster) February 5, 2021

See more about Jamil in this interview we ran with him recently here.

Why Bitcoin is still under valued, and other crypto insights with Jamil Hasan

More about Jamil and his work

I’ve been “in crypto” since June 2017.

Before that, I managed multi-billion dollar financial departments and technology projects including the related to: building data intelligence departments and engines from scratch; designing middleware technology solutions, creating operational organizational efficiencies; and capturing global disparate data and making inferences to generate alpha. In crypto, few have my corporate background and experience.

With my background, education, and experience I’ve written two solo books (three in total). I’ve advised startups. And I’ve had success generating profits for my clients.

I’ve spent most of the last 2+ years building my own De-Fi (Decentralized Finance) focused crypto portfolio, engaging in all areas of portfolio management, including trading, investing, managing, etc. All of my investment decisions are based on my skill set, degree, experience, education, and three plus years of reading and writing articles, books, and whitepapers, and conducting in-depth global economic research.