#rubenstein

I will continuously be adding more as i find them but this is where I will be gathering any and all online recourses (that we didn't make) that could help us, and maybe you :) 

Feel free to message us with anything you think should be added.

So good news! I was going through some drawers this weekend and I discovered all of my AP Human Geography notes! I spent the day scanning them into Drive, and now I’m happy to share with all of you!

APHG- Practice Tests (Almost all of these have the correct answers marked, and there are A LOT, these definitely saved my butt when it came test time)

APHG- Reading Quizzes (These are quizzes from the Rubenstein AP textbook from 2010-ish)

APHG- Vocab and Extra Notes (These vocab words are super helpful for the exam, and I added in some graphs and models as well)

APHG- Chapter Outlines 

APHG- Misc. Notes (These are documents I found on my flash drive from the class)

I also found some notes from Spanish II, Sociology, and Introduction to Digital Technology!

Spanish II (I didn’t do well in this class, so there aren’t a whole lot of notes, but there are tons of vocab and conjugation sheets)

Sociology Vocab (My textbook was from the 90s so I can’t guarantee these vocab words are accurate/inoffensive, but there are a ton of them)

Intro to Digital Technology (All of my notes for this class were digital, which means I still have every single note I ever took)

And here is a link to my last notes masterpost!

Sorry for the long post, and thank you all so much for supporting me! As always, if you find a problem with a link or document, just send me a message and I’ll see what I can do. I also welcome any questions you may have!

Carlyle CEO David Rubenstein Says Bitcoin is Here to Stay

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Yesterday, in a much-talked about conversation with Bloomberg, David Rubenstein, co-founder and co-chairman of the Carlyle Group, confidently spoke of Bitcoin’s longevity as an important financial asset, further solidifying the lead cryptocurrency’s foray into mainstream finance and investment circles. 

Rubenstein touched upon the increasing interest institutions have shown in Bitcoin, the global demand for a currency beyond governmental control, and how even major financial institutions are now reconsidering their stance on cryptocurrencies.

Institutional Interest Peaks

Highlighting the shift in sentiment, Rubenstein pointed out BlackRock’s recent move to apply for a Bitcoin ETF. BlackRock, being a dominant player in the financial sector, indicates the depth and spread of cryptocurrency acceptance in the financial community.

“A lot of people around the world want to be able to trade in a currency that their government can’t know what they have,” Rubenstein stated. “And they want to be able to move it around rightly or wrongly, and so I don’t think Bitcoin is going away.”

Regrets and Realizations

Looking back, Rubenstein shared his personal regret of missing out on the opportunity to invest in Bitcoin when it was priced at $100.

With leading figures like BlackRock giving nods to cryptocurrency products like ETFs, it brings Bitcoin into sharper focus. 

“People made fun of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. But now when someone like Larry Fink at BlackRock says they’re planning to have a Bitcoin ETF, it makes one think that maybe Bitcoin will stick around,” Rubenstein said.

Rubenstein’s Personal Stance

While Rubenstein clarified that he doesn’t directly own cryptocurrencies, he isn’t entirely disconnected either. He invests in companies that enable and simplify crypto trading for users, suggesting a trust in the infrastructure that supports these digital assets.

Lastly, Rubenstein touched on the actions of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under Gary Gensler. He also mentioned the July 13 ruling of Ripple vs. the SEC that saw the verdict drop in favor of Ripple–a clear sign that attempts to paint cryptocurrencies in a negative light don’t always find support in legal circles.

As cryptocurrencies continue to secure their place in the financial sector, prominent figures like David Rubenstein’s views resonate with the market’s evolving outlook. With increasing institutional interest and regulatory clarity, the future of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies looks bright.

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