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Wall Street Journal
Meme Investing: From GameStop to AMC, Did Wall Street Still Win?
In the aftermath of the GameStop short squeeze, Wall Street Journal "Heard on the Street" editor Spencer Jakab discusses the key findings from his new book "The Revolution That Wasn't," explaining that meme investing from retail investors did little to change power dynamics on Wall Street. Plus, his take on Tesla CEO Elon Musk's influence on crypto.

NSC Director: Biden Administration Hasn't Determined Holistic Policy Approach to Virtual Currency
Speaking at Consensus 2021, Carole House, National Security Council Director for Cybersecurity and Secure Digital Innovation, said the executive branch hasn't taken a position of banning or making virtual currency illegal, but it has said it has the same obligations as any other financial activity, including preventing terrorist financing and money laundering.

2008 Financial Crisis Key to Why Bitcoin Took Off
No digital currency or electronic cash system has prevailed as Bitcoin has. Wall Street Journal markets reporter Paul Vigna suggests that Bitcoin, which was invented in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, took off due to the timing of when it was released and the environment into which it was released.
