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of something intellectual property based, okay, as opposed to financials at the moment, the way that you just talked about it. So I see it like a supply chain in terms of looking at the governance and ethical stance of a supply chain, say, hey, in su
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So having a digital wallet going through more of a centralized digitally oriented passporting process to get through that KYC AML to then transact with tokens back to our rebalancing point. The notion that I could sell, you know, one twenty seventh o
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see the core technology. People from the finance world see the core change in the financial asset. And this crazy soup that we're in is because those two things are merging. I think that's right. And one thing which we really try to maintain as a com
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Talk more a little bit more about how you see that going. Yeah. So there's two ways it works. I think the one you're knocking on here is in the issuing thing of additional asset, you, in essence, put a contract together to to sell it. Right? And so i
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But look, if you're in Nigeria using Tether for b to b payments, you may not really care about the 4% opportunity cost of capital. One, you are likely outperforming your local fiat currency. And two, you're just using this as working capital, and it
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And if you lie while committing a transaction or taking money for an asset, it would be securities fraud. And yes, people will come down on you like a ton of bricks. And if you promote things and you don't disclose it, well, we have rules about that
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...deal with, you know, high net worth investors. That's why AngelList, there's some secondaries. I mean, I think we did the first one when I was still there and structured it, but that's only for high net worth individuals. No one has managed to do sec
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...deal with primary issuance, you deal with some are non accredited, some are accredited, some are institutional, some are non US. They require different regulatory accommodation and frameworks to bring them in. So we over the years, all of these thing
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Because, one, we shouldn't confuse kind of the concept of tokenizations with the concept of of of crypto. Mhmm. But that blockchain backbone is the common denominator. Mhmm. But I think having a mechanism for purely transactional purposes of using a
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Scott, the commercial paper transaction we talked about off at the top, that was a really great proof of concept in that specific domain. What other opportunities do you see tokenization bringing to other asset classes besides money markets? If you p
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You heard Larry Fink come out about a year and a half ago and say that tokenization is the biggest leap forward for capital markets since we went from paper to electronic stock markets in the nineteen seventies, it's that meaningful. Because effectiv
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Well, if there's only one record, why wouldn't you calculate coupon to the millisecond? And then when you trade that instrument, that clean and dirty price associated with the trade at that particular moment is very, very clear. Even if you settle it
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And that and that's gonna be multiple agencies. Right? Yeah. What you're describing is is known in Washington or the the the, the area of policy that you're describing is known as market structure. Structure. And market structure is about providing a
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So just an example of this is imagine the big banks in The U S Goldman, JP Morgan, bank of America coming together and saying, Hey, we want to build a trading venue on top of Ethereum, But the only people that can participate in it are those that hav
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Because I can talk to him about it, or I can email Brian Armstrong. I'm assuming they're aware of this, but, usually, they're fast. What what's is there a blocker here that, we don't know about, ALA? Tau itself, d a o, is acting as a medium towards a
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