“A venture capitalist, a former regulator, a lawyer and a pair of entrepreneurs gathered on Tuesday in the private dining room of an upscale Manhattan restaurant to discuss their vision of a world in which the currency plays a role in mainstream finance. ‘We’re in inning one of a nine-inning game,’ said Chris Daniel, a lawyer at Paul Hastings who represents Circle Internet Financial. The event, held at A Voce in Time Warner Center, showcased the arguments that some of Bitcoin’s most influential advocates are using to promote the currency’s adoption. They insisted that Bitcoin could one day become widely used in money transfers and payments large and small.”
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