Cryptocurrencies: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)

Digital currencies are generating a lot of excitement. John Oliver enlists Keegan-Michael Key to get potential investors equally excited about the concept of caution.

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  1. I WOULD ADVISE ANYONE EMBARKING ON CRYPTO INVESTMENTS TO GET A PROFESSIONAL WHO WILL MANAGER YOUR ACCOUNT WITH LESS LOSES I INVEST IN STRATEGIES CRYPTO TRADER ASSIGNED BY A CRYPTO COMPANY THAT TRADE FOR ME AND RETURN MY PROFIT ON WEEKLY BASIS

  2. John Oliver really pulls off the bewildered English Man with great confusion directed towards the news he covers.

  3. Hดิฉันไม่ต้องการทำงานกับคิววาตี้คนใหนทั้งนั้นนะคะพวกนี้โกงทุกทุกคนเลยนะคะฟีด

  4. I think the block chain has great potential if used correctly and given time to mature, but with the current usage and public exposure, it has given it a strong negative connotation.

  5. Who pays for the vast energy usage that cryptocurrencies require? And who manages bitcoin or dogecoin or whatever? How do they make their money? Banks often take small processing fees for money transfers, so how does the blockchain and branded blockchain stewards get their money?

  6. Pierce Brock Scandal: In 2000, three former DEN employees filed a lawsuit against Marc Collins-Rector and Pierce alleging that they provided the plaintiffs with drugs and pressured them for sex when Pierce and one of the plaintiffs were still teenagers. Pierce, along with the other two DEN employees, fled the United States.

  7. Everyone please remember, fiat (regular money) is valuable only because people agree it does. That's no different with crypto.

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