Luke Martin: The Truth About Technical Analysis and The Bitcoin Thesis
The Delphi Podcast10 Joulu 2019

Luke Martin: The Truth About Technical Analysis and The Bitcoin Thesis

Host Tom Shaughnessy of Delphi Digital is joined by Luke Martin, an analyst, trader and host of the Coinist podcast. Luke has gained a massive following for his keen ability to spot trends and opportunities early, especially in crypto. On this episode we dive into his story of leaving graduate school for crypto, the merits of technical analysis, the BTC thesis and so much more. Luke is an incredible guy, and this episode is worth the listen.

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