Cash App on Aspire with Emma Grede

Something I've noticed lately is that the conversation about Bitcoin has changed. It used to be mostly about whether people were going to buy it. Now more of it is about how Bitcoin fits into a serious financial plan, treated less like a trade and more like a real allocation over time. More investors are thinking about where Bitcoin fits in a broader portfolio, not as a short-term trade, but as long-term exposure to an asset that behaves differently from traditional markets. Cash App makes that kind of Bitcoin strategy more straightforward. You can buy Bitcoin directly in the app, set up recurring purchases, or make larger buys when it makes sense for you. And with zero fees and zero spread on automatic purchases like auto-invest, roundups, and paid in Bitcoin, more of your money goes towards Bitcoin. For a limited time, new customers can get ten dollars added to their balance. Just use Bitcoin 10 when you sign up. And don't forget this part: send at least five dollars to a friend in the first two weeks. Terms apply. Bitcoin services by Block Inc. See the Bitcoin disclosures at cash.app slash legal slash podcast.