From buying ETH at $1 to building a $3B Ethereum machine.
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Welcome to nonconsensus investing. I'm Ram Alawwalia, your host and CIO at Lumida Wealth,
where we specialize in the craft of alternative investments. At Lumida, we help guide clients through the intricacies of managing wealth so they don't have to shoulder the burden alone. Through this podcast, we draw back the curtain to reveal the strategies employed by the best in the business for their clients so that you too can invest beyond the ordinary. Alright. Welcome to the next episode of Lumida nonconsensus investing. I am thrilled to have a very special guest and friend, Andrew This title of this show is called DiamondHands, the Ethereum Machine with Andrew Keys. Andrew's got an inc
Should've just bought Ethereum. Sold your company and bought Ethereum. It wouldn't that would have been much better. Exactly.
I mean, 20 what was Ethereum price that back then?
A dollar.
It was a dollar. Right?
It was So quick and interesting story. The first time Ether crossed $1 was because I put a permission version of the Java client on top of Microsoft Azure. So banks and Fortune five hundreds could play with the concept of tokenizing any asset, And we named it a cliche marketing blockchain as a service and had Paul Vigno from the Wall Street Journal write a 100 word article. And on that article being released, Ether crossed the dollar in October 2015.
So that was limit up Ether Yeah. To an dollar. That's based on this article. $1.
Thanks. We were going places then.
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