Many people think of a legacy as a list of goals but it can also be a carry over from something before, in what is handed down. There’s an existing “legacy system” contracted out from the Treasury to the Federal Reserve because the banking system is a ledger system, a balance sheet. In 1792, the Treasury of the Americas adopted the Spanish milled dollar which equals 371 grains of pure silver 99.99%, defining the US dollar as a volume and a measurement.
While cryptocurrency is like fiat money, a digital asset on the other hand can be based on something in the real world (such as real property) converted into a digital wallet. In establishing the baseline of what a dollar is worth by the price of oil or, by imagination and agreement, investors look for value and it starts with the exchange of ideas. So how do you sense or figure out what’s really going on? What’s the pattern and what’s the substance? What are the hard-earned lessons worth noting for your money as well as legacy?
Nicholas Mitsakos is an investor, entrepreneur, author, and lecturer. As CEO of Arcadia, he manages Arcadia’s proprietary algorithmic investment fund.
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Mr. Mitsakos has written two books on investment principles, strategies, and cross-disciplinary thinking: Investment Principles: Strategies for an Irrational World and Transformation and Investing: Disruption, Opportunity, and Absurdity. He has also published research and lectures at several world-leading institutions. An entrepreneur and investor, Nicholas has focused his career on innovation and disruptive technologies. He has served on over 35 boards of directors and worked with many management teams to build transformative and successful companies. Mr. Mitsakos forms effective teams and ecosystems addressing strategic and operating issues for investments. Arcadia exemplifies this – a world-class team implementing disruptive proprietary algorithms delivering superior results. Nicholas has advanced degrees from the Harvard Business School (MBA), the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Computer Science and Advanced Technologies), and the Harvard Kennedy School (Global Leadership and Public Policy). He also has a B.S. from the University of Southern California in Biology and Computer Science. Mr. Mitsakos is a member of the MIT Technology Review Global Panel, active with Harvard University’s Innovation Center, a member of the President’s Circle of the Milken Institute (until 2015), and a lecturer at UCLA’s Anderson School of Business (from 1993 to 1998).
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