Sentences with phrase «fast money segment»

CNBC's Fast Money segment has regularly featured investor and presenter Brian Kelly advising viewers to buy Bitcoin at certain price points, along with rebuttals of criticism that the virtual currency is a dangerous investment choice.

In a note to investors which he followed up live on CNBC's Fast Money segment, the firm's head of research said investors were becoming «more comfortable» with Bitcoin as an asset.

CNBC recently hit the headlines when its Fast Money segment began publishing strongly - worded tweets about Bitcoin Cash's superiority, leading to suspicions of collusion between its staff and the altcoin's executives.

Not just Coinbase, but CNBC itself has become embroiled in the Bitcoin Cash scandal after the show's Fast Money segment published a tweet that seemed aligned with Ver's position on the role of Bitcoin Cash in the crypto market.

«In the future, someone like yourself no longer has to give their photos to Facebook,» Steves told the network's Fast Money segment.

As part of the network's Fast Money segment, Kelly, who is a well - known proponent of Bitcoin and frequently advises investment, outlined three reasons why consumers should buy now.

Keiser Left Unimpressed At Ver's CNBC Stunt In a Twitter exchange following the appearance of Bitcoin Cash's Roger Ver on the network's Fast Money segment, Keiser argued the Bitcoin fork «eschews decentralization,» which is a «cornerstone» of Bitcoin.

Tom Lee: Investors «More Comfortable» With Bitcoin In a note to investors which he followed up live on CNBC's Fast Money segment, the firm's head of research said investors were becoming «more comfortable» with Bitcoin as an asset.

Speculation based on the Fast Money segment drove XRP up to $ 1.07, up about 6 % from weekly averages.

The network's Fast Money segment has been especially vocal, its Twitter account causing a stir when it published pro-Bitcoin Cash material some considered was verging on aggressive in nature.

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In an interview with CNBC on its «Fast Money» segment, Coinbase's President and COO Asiff Hirji said the digital - currency platform would launch a cryptocurrency - focused index fund.

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With a slew of charismatic characters that simply ooze idiosyncratic personalities, a bevy of exceptionally bombastic segments and jaw - dropping moments, and its fast and visceral dual - wielding gunplay that gives DOOM a run for its money, Wolfenstein II simply never lets up, crafting a violently addictive experience with a lot of heart.

Rumors that Ripple's XRP would be next in line after Bitcoin Cash reached a fever pitch this week among coin hype types, with some reading between the lines of a Tuesday segment of CNBC's Fast Money that's set to feature Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Coinbase President Asiff Hirji in what appears to be a panel discussion on cryptocurrency trends.

Prompted by an upcoming segment of CNBC's Fast Money due to go live on Tuesday featuring Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Coinbase President Asiff Hirji, rumors once again began to circulate that Ripple (XRP) was destined to join the Coinbase platform, a popular exchange used to buy and sell cryptocurrency.

Lee revealed during the «Fast Money» segment of CNBC on Friday that, the current index reading is «telling us that bitcoin holders are miserable,» right now.

This recent interview given by Mike was published in CNBC «s «Fast Money» segment amidst last week's announcement by experts that Bitcoin price might soon topple over the $ 6000 mark by year end.

In a segment of Fast Money earlier this month, Nathan tipped his hat in favor of BCH and Ethereum as being «cheaper and faster» than the original bitcoin.

slashdot.org - In an interview with CNBC on its «Fast Money» segment, Coinbase's President and COO Asiff Hirji said the digital - currency platform would launch a cryptocurrency - focused index fund.