Tales from the Crypt #21: Tom Garrambone Pt. I

TFTC: A Bitcoin Podcast

Marty Bent

Technology

4.8 • 764 Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2018

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Marty sits down with Tom Garrambone, co-founder of Tetras Captial in NYC, to talk about his approach to investing in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the differences between a medium of exchange and store of value, and Silicon Valley v. Wall Street.

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0:00.0	What is up, Freaks from the Crypt?
0:09.4	What is up, Freaks?
0:10.5	Welcome back to Tales from the Crypt at your boy Marty Bent here on a rainy Tuesday night in New York City.
0:17.6	With that being said, I'm sure you can hear him giggling in the background.
0:20.3	I'm very excited to introduce our guest this week, founder of Tetris Capital here in New York City.
0:26.5	We've got Tom Garibone.
0:27.8	Tom, welcome to the pod.
0:29.6	How you doing, Marty?
0:30.4	How are doing freaks?
0:32.0	I've been waiting.
0:32.9	I've been wanting to say that.
0:35.3	I think they're doing all right.
0:36.4	I hope you guys are doing all right.
0:37.8	Exciting day in the crypto world.
0:39.5	We're going to get into what happened at D-Economy in Seoul a little bit in the podcast.
0:45.8	But first, this is Tales from the Crypt.
0:49.0	Yeah.
0:49.4	How did you discover Bitcoin?
0:51.5	So all the way back, it was 2012, so I was a freshman in college.
0:57.5	So I was at Duke University of studying both economics and engineering.
1:04.2	And this was freshman year.
1:05.6	And I happened to be in my freshman dorm with a bunch of engineers.
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