Joe Withrow has nearly two decades of experience in finance. He started his career in corporate banking doing loss mitigation in response to the 2008 mortgage crisis.
Becoming disillusioned with the industry, Joe discovered Bitcoin in 2014 and walked away from his career in corporate banking shortly thereafter to write and produce educational material around the promise of cryptocurrency. This led Joe to join the original Bonner & Partners publishing house as an analyst in early 2017, when the wider research industry first started to learn about Bitcoin.
Joe has been an analyst at Brownstone Research since its founding, working behind the scenes to provide research and analysis in tech, biotech, and corporate bonds, as well as broader technological trends. Joe’s also an active investor, the author of three books, and the founder of an investment membership called The Phoenician League.
In his spare time, Joe enjoys reading, philosophy, kayaking, and spending time with his wife and two children.
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