Is Bitcoin Decline Blazing A Pessimistic Trail For Digital Assets? CSFI FinTech Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- CSFI FinTech Review: Is Bitcoin decline blazing a pessimistic trail for digital assets?
Why you should watch: On the day that the global cryptocurrency market cap lost around 8%, our panel revisits what the seemingly inexorable growth of the crypto market means for investors, traders and regulators. Is crypto becoming more correlated with other financial assets? Is market cap a relevant metric when so many new crypto currencies are constantly being created? Would international regulatory cooperation be sufficient to prevent regulatory arbitrage? Other topics include the new buy-now-pay-later expansion in Latin America and its potential to help the unbanked to access credit and the Yuga Labs mismanagement of its virtual land sale showing the limits of crypto transaction fees models. So much still to improve to match hype with reality.
Moderator: Martina Garcia (Chief Executive Officer, CSFI)
Jemima Kelly is a Columnist at Financial Times. She writes for FT Alphaville. She was previously a reporter at Reuters, where she mainly wrote about the foreign exchange market, cryptocurrencies and fintech. She has also written for The Economist.
Lena Ng leads the financial regulatory practice in Clifford Chance Singapore office and advises on the full range of financial regulatory issues relating to financial services and market products, including banking services, securities, futures, derivatives, funds and payment services. She is also part of the firm's Tech Group and advises on fintech, cryptocurrency and blockchain related matters.
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Welcome back Jemima
I was never a believer in the fundamental tech behind BTC and ETH as a currency. It's use cases to me, seem to apply more to creating a digital fingerprint for the internet much in the same way a social security number is a foundation for a paper trail.
Only use of a Blockchain?? totally wrong. Just 1 example there is a 7,000 employee company who is using Blockchain and AI to sell a service to automatically update annual software licenses/ contracts for each employee of Fortune 1000 companies. If you can't take the time to learn to pronounce Sam's name you have no business talking crypto.
A master's painting's value is a Ponzi scheme.
Would it not be useful to have an immutable public ledger for Elections? Every citizen gets a wallet address like a National insurance number which they use to cast their vote. Any kind of digital record is more reliable and better preserved on a robust blockchain than a centralized database.
Mis informed