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...the legislation get across the finish line. Another key piece of our agenda has also been modernizing and upgrading our rules and regulations for on chain software systems, blockchain networks, and other types of digital asset products regardless of
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those people who are trying to do fraudulent things with Blockchain, but doesn't eliminate the level of innovation that is needed for, disruption and truly changing the world. So very bullish on EU regulation in general. And, additionally, I would al
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...is crypto dispenses with some of the traditional functions of a securities market. Like, we don't need a clearing agency when we have a blockchain. The blockchain does the clearing. So how does that work? Can somebody just write it down? Which is a p
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So it's important to create, like, you know, some sort of a sandbox where innovation can thrive, which historically California has always been, since I don't even know when. Probably, like, seventies, eighties since, like, Vinod Khosla went to Stanfo
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...crypto, and what I would call systemic risk. So if all if everything becomes tokenized and digitized and 24 by seven, what do you think needs to happen to make sure that the systemic risks to the system are managed? And here's what I mean. If you go
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...about legislation. It's one thing to say, okay. Regulatory clarity is good. But what does that regulatory clarity look like in the good version? So I'll say, to echo something Tracy said earlier, there is never one opinion out of the crypto industry.
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...for crypto projects. You mentioned that Gensler said that the SEC's doors were open to crypto companies, and they should come in and talk to us and work with us. That was very disingenuous.
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...cryptocurrencies, and and this is the stuff that I think has to stop. I think it should feel more like what we do in angel investing in private companies and in public companies. So that's your job. When are we gonna see, you know, that framework eme
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...security crypto assets, tokenized securities, and traditional securities. And while these assets all have different back ends, users should not have to care. You should be able to trade any of these things all from the same front end. Under this fram
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...of, crypto being this underground, technology. And why was it underground? Well, you know, regulations were not prepared for this. And so we talk about regulations. Regulations can be good for technologists, and this stablecoin regulation is a perfec
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...though, that going forward, we'll be more thoughtful and do things like what I think is appropriate, which is to take sort of little bite sized chunks as we understand them. Because the last thing you wanna do is put something forward that you only s
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...crypto or whenever you're interacting on chain, you need to know who your counterparty is.
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...crypto market structure should be regulated. But interestingly, the most consequential stuff consequential actions are going to be coming from the SCC itself. In a speech that he gave about six weeks ago, SCC chair Paul Atkins outlined his plans for
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