In recent months, there’s been a cacophony of national headlines about the rise and fall of the fantastically wealthy: the spectacular tumble of crypto billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried; Elon Musk’s ill-timed $44 billion acquisition of Twitter; the $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot winner who purchased a winning ticket in Altadena, California, but still has not yet stepped forward to claim the prize.
For William Huston, who founded the Bay Area financial advising firm Bay Street Capital Holdings in 2018, the question always on his mind is how those who manage to amass these massive fortunes can navigate turbulent waters and preserve their wealth for generations.
But Huston is not your typical financial
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