Crypto's problem is it's having trouble attracting new buyers, says Duke's Lee Reiners
Skybridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci, Duke Law Global Financial Markets Center executive director Lee Reiners and JST Capital's Scott Freeman join Frank Holland and 'Crypto Night in America' to discuss cryptocurrencies' recent volatility and whether investors should stay away for now.
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Crypto's problem is it's having trouble attracting new buyers, says Duke's Lee Reiners
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