Wall Street’s Migration To Crypto Continues: Former Bain Manager Opens LatAm Bitcoin Fund

By cineramaJuly 7, 2017Bitcoin Business

It appears a trend is taking shape. Following a former Goldman HFT trader’s massive initial coin offering , another Wall Street-er has come to the dark side of virtual […]

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Wall Street’s Migration To Crypto Continues: Former Bain Manager Opens LatAm Bitcoin Fund

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