Zicklin School of Business Dean discusses Bitcoin with Lightning Capital's Charles Hwang
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Zicklin
October 4, 2019
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Charles Hwang (MS, Accounting, '15), adjunct professor of information systems discusses his latest crypto-assets research as well as the 2020 Bitcoin halving.
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