This week, Tom Finke, the Chairman and CEO of Barings, came on to discuss why the Asia-Pacific is a growth region despite tariff concerns, and why credit market concerns are justified. Bitcoin pioneer Barry Silbert, who is the founder and CEO of the Digital Currency Group, joined to explain why he thinks bitcoin's recent revival is different than the 2017 bubble. The governor of Puerto Rico Ricardo Rosselló came on to talk the recovery and investment efforts on the island. Then Travis Kling, a former Point 72 portfolio manager, joined to talk about his multi-strategy crypto hedge fund Ikigai Asset Management.

<p>This week, Tom Finke, the Chairman and CEO of Barings, came on to discuss why the Asia-Pacific is a growth region despite tariff concerns, and why credit market concerns are justified. Bitcoin pioneer Barry Silbert, who is the founder and CEO of the Digital Currency Group, joined to explain why he thinks bitcoin's recent revival is different than the 2017 bubble. The governor of Puerto Rico Ricardo Rosselló came on to talk the recovery and investment efforts on the island. Then Travis Kling, a former Point 72 portfolio manager, joined to talk about his multi-strategy crypto hedge fund Ikigai Asset Management.</p>

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Why Barry Silbert Thinks Bitcoin's Revival is Different This Time Around

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