Digital assets and deregulation: What is next for CRIPTO?
FUTURE OF CRIPTO SUGGRADES: insight from UC Berkelei’s Hermina Wong
In this episode FTF Exchange PodcastNick Holland host talking to Hermine WongLecturer at UC Berkeley School for Law and Former Coinbase Policy Leader, to discuss the development of the regulatory landscape of digital property and financial services.
Hermine Wong
The conversation is committed to Changing regulatory dynamics under Trump AdministrationComparing it with a previous slower Bylene administration, access that was guided by the reports. Wong warns that although the current administration appears more open to the CRIPTO, its regulatory efforts can favor the selected group of players in the industry, creating barriers, and not encouraging true democratization.
Next, Vong examiners Systemic risks, market instability and scam in digital propertyExplaining how financial firms can move through regulatory uncertainty. It predicts that regulators of priorities will surveise where they have the most data, focusing on large cryptocurries as Bitcoin and Etherum while monitoring wider market risks.
Episode offers Proper perspective for evolving regulatory climate, the role of financial institutions and the future of digital resources managementWhich makes him to listen to professionals moving at the crossroads of finance, laws and technology.
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Notes from the episode:
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