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WATCH NOW: CoinDesk LIVE Presents Beyond ICOs: The Future of Tokens
In this session of CoinDesk LIVE we'll explore the future of tokens as we move past the ICO Wild West.
By John Biggs
Updated Sep 13, 2021, 11:13 a.m. Published Jul 23, 2019, 2:58 p.m.
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In this session of CoinDesk LIVE we will interview:
10:00am EST - Lars Seier Christensen - Chairman, Concordium
11:00am EST - Muneeb Ali - CEO, Blockstack
1:30pm EST - Marshall Hayner - CEO, Metal
2:30pm EST - Yoni Assia - CEO, eToro
4:00pm EST - Dave Hodgson - Director and Co-Founder, NEM Ventures
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- Oleg Ogienko, the public face of ruble-denominated stablecoin issuer A7A5, insists the firm complies fully with Kyrgyz regulations and international anti-money-laundering standards despite extensive U.S. sanctions on its affiliates.
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- Ogienko said that he and his team were developing partnerships with blockchain platforms and exchanges during Consensus in Hong Kong, though declined to name specifics.
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