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Zack Guzman
Verified
Writer, Crypto Uncomplicated
New York
Beats
Biography
Zack Guzman is a multimedia journalist currently with CNBC. His stories have been featured on CNBC.com as well as across multiple platforms including NBC, MSNBC, Yahoo, and AOL. Before graduating from Harvard he anchored the award-winning sketch comedy news show, On Harvard Time, and broadcasted men's basketball and football games for WHRB-95.3FM- including Crimson March Madness upsets. He was also selected by a committee of his peers and alumni to address graduating seniors, family, and faculty at Class Day with a comedic oration.
markets, hedge funds economy,Private equity personal finance, real estate
I don’t cover politics, local news, or fashion
Content
By Zack Guzman zguz, Zack Guzman Verified, Robert Powell Verified| The Street Crypto Verified It started with a tweet. And, like most crypto catastrophes, it ended with billions wiped out and a founder claiming he did nothing wrong as his token spiraled 90% in spectacular fashion. Hedgeye digital assets analyst Ishmael Asad tried to warn Mantra's co-founder. He was laughed at, but just three says later, $5 billion on paper was evaporated. After Mantra's collapse this week, the analyst who warned a crash was coming tells Coinage he doesn't want to take a victory lap.
By Zack Guzman Verified, Robert Powell Verified| The Street Crypto Verified Mantra co-founder John Patrick Mullin says he was asleep when the OM token selloff started. By the time he was woken up in his hotel room, the token powering his real-world asset focused blockchain had already crashed by more than 80%, wiping out billions in market cap on paper and sparking confusion across the crypto world.
By Zack Guzman zguz, Zack Guzman Verified, Robert Powell Verified| The Street Crypto Verified It started with a tweet. And, like most crypto catastrophes, it ended with billions wiped out and a founder claiming he did nothing wrong as his token spiraled 90% in spectacular fashion. Hedgeye digital assets analyst Ishmael Asad tried to warn Mantra's co-founder. He was laughed at, but just three says later, $5 billion on paper was evaporated. After Mantra's collapse this week, the analyst who warned a crash was coming tells Coinage he doesn't want to take a victory lap.
Company Info
Crypto Uncomplicated
New York, United States