From: Forbes Newsletters - Saturday May 21, 2022 11:01 am
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No doubt, crypto has taken a beating over the last couple of weeks. Bitcoin and ethereum are down more than 50% from their peaks in November.
Whether or not you think this is the right time to buy depends on your outlook for this asset class and tolerance for short-term volatility.
Here at Forbes, we steadfastly believe in crypto’s long-term potential. We believe it has a firm place in everyone’s portfolio. But because it’s highly volatile, we recommend keeping your exposure relatively small.
The good news is, it’s never been easier to get crypto exposure. You don’t need to buy bitcoin or ethereum and navigate the often-confusing process of setting up and maintaining keys, digital wallets and cryptocurrency exchanges.
Join us on May 24 as we walk you through little-known strategies on how to gain exposure to crypto without the hassle.
Which crypto mutual funds and ETFs are most suitable to buy—and which ones may be right for you?
Which stocks are the most effective crypto proxies?
What are cryptocurrency trusts?
How about crypto-adjacent funds?
… and more
Don’t wait. Crypto may be experiencing short-term volatility (as is the rest of the market) but its long-term outlook remains very strong. In fact, now may be the best time to buy into this asset. Whether you want to learn more about crypto or are ready to invest, this free interactive webinar with a live Q&A will help you get started.
Meet The Experts
Steven Ehrlich:
Steven is the director of research for digital assets at Forbes. Prior to joining Forbes, he was at Kraken, a cryptocurrency exchange based in the United States. Before Kraken he served as 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.
Michael del Castillo:
Michael covers enterprise adoption of blockchain and cryptocurrency. He reports on how blockchain and cryptocurrencies are being adopted by enterprises and the broader business community. His coverage includes the use of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, ether and XRP, and extends to non-cryptocurrency applications of blockchain in finance, supply chain management, digital identity and a number of other use cases. Michael has been covering blockchain since 2011, been published in the New Yorker, and been nationally syndicated by American City Business Journals. His work has been published in Blockchain in Financial Markets and Beyond by Risk Books.
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