It boils down to, how would you like to keep your money in like the ad blocker in your

browser?

Like one of those little icons like next to the URL.

And like if you lose the password it's gone forever and everyone's telling me that you're

going to get it stolen.

I'm Mary Long and that's Seek Fox, investigative reporter for Bloomberg and the author of the

new book, Number Go Up, Inside Crypto's Wildrise and Staggering Fall.

We drove alert caught up with Fox to talk about how FOMO hit crypto speculators, the problems

of actually using crypto.

What Jimmy Fallon said to Zeke about his promotion of NFTs and Zeke's time hanging out with

none other than Sam Vancouver Freed.

This book, I think I read it faster than I've read any business book I've read in a long

time.

It feels like a beetroot a bit.

It's got, you know, it starts with some splashy parties.

You've got definitely some wild characters.

What is it about crypto that you have found so fascinating to cover?

I know you've been covering it for a while.

I feel like I got really lucky because I, since I was a teenager, I always loved these

like adventure stories.

I loved books by like John Crackauer, Ben Mezrich who did the MIT Blackjack story, but

I never thought that I had found a story like good enough that I should write a book.

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