Bitcoin as an International Asset
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The talk examines how Bitcoin is being treated as an international asset: it notes El Salvador’s legal tender move and surveys other ways governments, corporations and central banks are managing Bitcoin’s emergence. It focuses on current policy and institutional approaches to adopting and handling Bitcoin as a global monetary/investment asset.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:24Bitcoin as international asset
- 2:28Institutional perception
- 7:44Currency-unlinked asset
- 10:13BlackRock recognizes Bitcoin
- 12:00Regulation and adoption
- 15:14Countries adopting Bitcoin
- 18:29BlackRock and global finance
- 20:21Market theories and future
- 21:48Global reserve and impact
- 23:11Conclusion
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