Oct 3, 2025
Kevin O'Leary has taken a "picks and shovels" approach to cryptocurrencies, choosing to invest not just in the coins themselves but also the infrastructure that supports them.
In a wide-ranging conversation with Moneywise, he discusses why he's betting on Bitzero, a sustainability-focused bitcoin mining firm led by Mohammed Bakhashwain, who also joined the interview.
O'Leary touched on stablecoins and crypto policies, bitcoin yield, the U.S. government's investment in Intel, where he sees opportunities and risks in the market, why he believes every woman should sign a prenup before she gets married, and many more hot topics, like AI.
Watch the full interview below to get a glimpse into the mind of "Mr. Wonderful."
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Deborah D'Souza is an associate editor at Moneywise. Earlier in her career, she spearheaded a sustainable investing newsletter for the Case Impact Network, run by impact investing pioneer Jean Case. She also helped develop and produce The Express newsletter for Investopedia.
