The Robinson Review: Life, Law, and the Pursuit of Wealth
Todd Robinson interviews blockchain and cryptocurrency lawyer Ari Good about what cryptocurrency and blockchain are and how they may be used in wealth-building and real estate. Good explains a blockchain as a distributed database run on nodes worldwide, with Bitcoin enabling peer-to-peer value transfer without banks, and notes there is no central Bitcoin company or CEO. He argues crypto will not replace traditional finance; instead, Wall Street and banks are adopting select blockchain use cases, with stablecoins likely serving as “plumbing” behind familiar payment apps. Good distinguishes Bitcoin from stablecoins like USDC, which digitally represent and are pegged to the US dollar. They discuss real-world asset tokenization for real estate, currently more feasible via tokenizing entities (e.g., SPVs/LLCs) than tokenizing deeds directly due to recorder/ownership-chain issues. Good warns about irreversible crypto scams, shares red flags, and addresses tax-evasion claims as warning signs. How To Connect with Todd: https://www.instagram.com/officialtoddrobinson https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddnrobinson https://www.tiktok.com/@syndicationexpert
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