Stacy-Marie Ishmael

Stacy-Marie Ishmael, Bloomberg’s executive editor for crypto and fintech, joins the discussion on President Trump’s surprising crypto strategy and its implications for the industry. They dive into the challenges small businesses face due to the Trump administration’s tariffs, sharing real-life stories from entrepreneurs weighed down by rising costs. The conversation shifts to the fascinating world of cryptocurrency and its evolving political landscape and ends with humor about the Treasury's decision to stop minting pennies, sparking a dialogue on its potential effects.

Join Stacy-Marie Ishmael, executive editor at Bloomberg News, as she leads a thought-provoking discussion with crypto experts Randy Little and macro strategists Nancy Davis, Bob Elliott, Matthew Glazier, and Jeff Blazek. They tackle the ins and outs of tokenization and stablecoins, examine AI's impact on jobs and the economy, and explore how to navigate the volatile digital asset landscape. From ETFs and gold's market dynamics to tactical use of options, this conversation is packed with insights for navigating today’s complex financial world.

In this discussion, stacy-marie ishmael, Bloomberg's Crypto Managing Editor, shares insights on market skepticism regarding Trump's plan to include lesser-known digital tokens in a U.S. reserve. Alexis Browne Roberts, COO at Alexis Investment Partners, weighs in on emerging market trends amid the new tariffs expected to raise U.S. car prices by as much as $12,000. Together, they explore the ripple effects of these economic shifts on consumers and investors, emphasizing the importance of adaptability in a volatile market.

The podcast discusses the recent surge in cryptocurrencies, debate on whether it's a bubble or a blastoff, mainstream adoption, El Salvador's acceptance of Bitcoin, BlackRock's influence, financial institutions supporting crypto, advertising strategies, and future price predictions.

Stacy-Marie Ishmael discusses the ethics of companies implanting chips in employees' hands, the impact on labor autonomy and corporate surveillance, and the importance of downtime and collaboration. The conversation explores loyalty in the workplace, power dynamics, and the rise of data tracking apps in the Quantified Self Movement.