No government will stop something people find truly useful. Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo says with the Clarity Act stalled and agency rules liable to shift, crypto should focus…
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No government will stop something people find truly useful. Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo says with the Clarity Act stalled and agency rules liable to shift, crypto should focus on building products …
No government will stop something people find truly useful. Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo says with the Clarity Act stalled and agency rules liable to shift, crypto should focus on building products that deliver real value "The current chair of the SEC is definitely pro-crypto and pro-blockchain, and the same thing with Mike Selig at the CFTC. Anything that falls under the agencies is not going to change, because the agencies are the same." "Anything that requires Congress approval is not going to happen, like Clarity. We tried to get something perfect. Sometimes perfect is the enemy of good, and we could have had some good version of Clarity already passed." "If the next administration comes and moves in a different direction, you're going to get a different chair of the SEC, a different chair of the CFTC. What the regulators do is not as durable as what Congress does." "For the next 2 years, what we need to do as an industry is try to build as much as possible things that are useful to society, because no government is going to come and stop something that people are using for something truly useful." "They will stop things that they perceive as being illegal or being plain regulatory arbitrage. If you're building a stock trading venue onchain that's more efficient, gives better pricing and gives more access to people, there's no reason why they're going to stop that."
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