Ultime da Michael J. Casey
DAOs: The Next Frontier for Entrepreneurs in Emerging Markets
“Money Reimagined” hosts Sheila Warren and Michael Casey examine the role of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) in emerging markets, and why their governance structure is more favorable to entrepreneurs than traditional LLCs. Their guest, Poko Technologies Chief ‘DAOist’ Geoffrey See, explains his work in developing economies such as India and Vietnam, the rapid growth in popularity of DAOs and whether they can fit into existing regulatory frameworks.
Il problema della diversità delle criptovalute: è complicato
L'innovazione senza autorizzazione riduce le barriere per i gruppi svantaggiati, ma il settore è ancora dominato in molti aspetti da uomini bianchi, afferma il responsabile dei contenuti di CoinDesk.
Fixing Crypto’s Diversity Problem
“Money Reimagined” hosts Michael Casey and Sheila Warren sit down with Blockchain Foundation Executive Director Cleve Mesidor and Cornell Univ. Executive Director of Fintech Susan Joseph to discuss the lack of diversity in the crypto industry, why this is still a problem and what can be done about it. The panel explores Black and Latino interest in crypto and blockchain projects, mistakes made in the development of Web 2 infrastructure and efforts underway to attract more people to the industry.
Lobbying Efforts in Washington: One Group’s Concerns and Approach
Money Reimagined co-host Sheila Warren, who recently left the World Economic Forum to become CEO of the Crypto Council for Innovation, gives an inside view of the council’s challenges and work as it seeks to educate and persuade lawmakers and policymakers about the benefits of crypto and blockchain innovation. Joining Sheila are former U.S. Senator from Colorado Cory Gardner, currently the Council’s chief political affairs strategist, and Niki Christoff, founder and CEO of Christoff & Co.
Rethinking Securities Law in a Crypto Age
“Money Reimagined” hosts Sheila Warren and Michael Casey are joined by securities law expert Chris Brummer of Georgetown Law School. They discuss the limits of outdated U.S. securities law and the required rethinking needed for oversight and regulation of the crypto industry. Brummer also shares his ideas for a new disclosure framework for crypto markets.
Gli Stati Uniti e l'Europa T possono regolamentare le Cripto da soli
L'adozione globale rende inutile regolamentare le Cripto all'interno di compartimenti stagni nazionali.
