Hotboxing NYC's Dopest Cannabis Holiday Market | Cash Only
Cash Only threw its inaugural Cannabis XXXmas Holiday Market, featuring over two dozen vendors, a sativa Santa, marijuana magicians, and more. Take a look at how NYC celebrates the high holidaze in style.
Cash Only offers an exclusive tour of Stoned Pizza LES, a weed nightclub and speakeasy run by the infamous Pizza Pusha.
For $140, guests are offered a three-course infused meal, unlimited cannabis cocktails, live music, and more. Plus, it's BYOC and there's a dispensary inside, so you can smoke as much as your heart desires while munching on pot-filled pizza.
This is NYC's first true social consumption success story, and could very well set the model for what 420-friendly venues could look like in the future.
Over the course of several hazy hours, we tried weed-infused pizza, weed-infused wings, weed-infused garlic knots, and weed-infused cocktails... all while getting a lay of land at this elegant space.
Watch the video and stay tuned for more docs on New York's rapidly-evolving weed landscape.
The rising prices of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies caused a handful of crypto-facing companies such as $MARA and $RIOT to go on monstrous runs over the last few months. Now another fad is boiling over from the world of crypto into the world of equity markets: non-fungible tokens. NFTs are catching interest from investors and publicly traded companies.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey sold his first tweet, posted March 21, 2006, as an NFT for $2.9 million. He plans to donate the proceeds from the NFT to “Give Directly Africa Fund,” a charity helping people in poverty. But we’re not really sure what this sale means for the buyer. Do they actually own the tweet? Do they own the rights to the tweet? Probably not. By the way, $TWTR is down 1.43% today - so nobody cares.
In seriousness though, NFTs are causing moves on markets. Toy maker Funko, which makes licensed collectibles around Disney, the NBA, NFL and Harry Potter, surged on markets today because of rumors they’ll be making digital collectibles. $FNKO was up 9.8% today.
Takung Art Co., a Hong Kong-based art marketplace helping investors and art collectors buy Asian fine art, is also catching NFT buzz. $TKAT rose on news that the company wants to “get into the NFT space.” Seeing as though it already interfaces in the physical art world, $TKAT’s incursion into digital art collectibles has captured more attention than generic firms. $TKAT is up 9.8% today.
Welcome back to “Money Drama,” where our host Stock Will guides you through all the ups and downs, twists and turns of last week’s markets.
In a fresh episode, Stock Will imagines what Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Investment Management LLC, really wanted to say when she was asked to respond to Jim Cramer’s recent criticisms on CNBC.
If you saw Stock Will's first “anger translation” — where he imagined what Keith Gill (aka Roaring Kitty) actually wanted to tell Congress during his Robinhood testimony — then you already know what this is about.
For the “Money Drama” newbies, however, here's an example. The following is what Cathie Wood literally said to a Benzinga interviewer:
Cathie Wood: "I cannot simply close my ETF and my investments, it's simply not possible."
Here’s Stock Will’s anger translation: "Don't get mad because I have diamond hands that can't close my stocks and you have paper hands, b*tch!"
Stock Will says what was actually on Cathie Wood's mind — just in a more blunt manner.
Want to see more content from Will as he starts his epic investment journey? Follow him on socials:
TikTok: @webainvestments Instagram: @stockwill
For more from Bullish, follow us: twitter.com/bullishstudios instagram.com/bullishstudios
In a new "Voices of Wall Street," host Dion Rabouin speaks with FuboTV CEO David Gandler about the streaming company's upcoming sportsbook launch, competition from Dish and DraftKings' partnership, and keeping losses in check despite a ramp up in product investments.
Media and live streaming companies are racing to capitalize on the synergies presented by integrating sports wagering capabilities into live TV viewing. The sports betting market has been accelerating at a rapid clip as states across the country cozy up to legalized wagering. Revenue in the U.S. grew to $1.57 billion in 2020, up from $920 million in 2019, and is projected to grow to $5.8 billion by 2023.
FuboTV is now doubling down to capture sports fans fleeing cable, and the company is betting that sports gambling will not only attract more users, but will also offer new customers a unique entertainment experience.
For more from "Voices of Wall Street": https://twitter.com/VoicesofWallSt https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNXitUPWm2FPIRJYQaeRcjQ https://www.voicesofwallstreet.com/
Bullish is a conversation about money for the curious. Earn more, spend smarter and grow your money in a way that's right for you.
Thematic ETFs have become popular with retail and institutional investors, and eSports have become incredibly popular with 400 million viewers around the world. Roundhill Investments squares that circle by offering the ability to invest in themes like eSports, sports betting, iGaming, and NFL teams.
In this clip from The Bullish Podcast, Roundhill Investments CEO and founder Will Hershey explains how ETFs are an opportunity to invest in general and growing trends like eSports — as well as why some investors hesitate to get into this growing space.
Watch the full stream here: https://youtu.be/YdiBmSm7HhE
For more from Roundhill Investments: Website: https://www.roundhillinvestments.com/ Roundhill's Twitter: https://twitter.com/roundhill Will's Twitter: https://twitter.com/maybebullish
Bullish is a conversation about money for the curious. Earn more, spend smarter and grow your money in a way that's right for you.
Our FREE Weekly email will make you smarter with money - http://bullish.news/email
Follow us https://bullish.studio https://twitter.com/BullishStudios https://www.instagram.com/bullishstudios/
February 25, 2021
Never Miss Another Video
Sign up to be the first to see new videos
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.
