Chris Eberle

A few months ago, we dared ask if the time had truly come for cryptocurrency. But a short time later, we had billions of dollars lost with the collapse of cryptocurrency values, the failure of the FTX currency exchange and a host of lawsuits against professional athletes, celebrities, and other spokespersons. . . .The obvious questions: How did this happen? and What are we going to do about it?Tonight, YLR Hosts are joined by crypto experts Chris Eberle and Redbeard.Questions for Dean, Jeff and tonight's guests? Call us, toll free, at (866) 798-8255.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has expressed its intention to crack down on those cryptocurrencies which they contend are securities – which include most of them; and, while the best-known cryptocurrencies – Bitcoin, Ethereum – stand strong, others have not been so stable, or even collapsed, such as the case with three arrows capital.Is it time ?

President Biden signed an executive order directing the federal government to come up with a plan to regulate cryptocurrencies, recognizing their popularity and potential to destabilize traditional finance. At the same time, the President announced that his administration would explore the creation of a government backed digital currency, tentatively dubbed “U.S. Central Bank Digital Currency” -- but doesn’t this defeat the whole purpose?Just what is crypto? Should governments be getting into the crypto business?YLR Host Jeff Hayden and tonight’s co-host Dean Johnson are joined by two of the best in the business: Chris Eberle is an investor and consultant specializing in WEB3; Chris Cooke went from the Enforcement Division of the U.S. Securities And Exchange Commission in San Francisco, where he was a Branch Chief, to private practice, where, as a principal the Burlingame based law firm Murphy• Cooke • LLC, he focuses on securities litigation, cryptocurrency, SEC investigations, and securities compliance.

President Biden signed an executive order directing the federal government to come up with a plan to regulate cryptocurrencies, recognizing their popularity and potential to destabilize traditional finance. At the same time, the President announced that his administration would explore the creation of a government backed digital currency, tentatively dubbed “U.S. Central Bank Digital Currency” -- but doesn’t this defeat the whole purpose?Just what is crypto? Should governments be getting into the crypto business?YLR Host Jeff Hayden and tonight’s co-host Dean Johnson are joined by two of the best in the business: Chris Eberle is an investor and consultant specializing in WEB3; Chris Cooke went from the Enforcement Division of the U.S. Securities And Exchange Commission in San Francisco, where he was a Branch Chief, to private practice, where, as a principal the Burlingame based law firm Murphy• Cooke • LLC, he focuses on securities litigation, cryptocurrency, SEC investigations, and securities compliance.