Can Crypto Earn Trust in a Regulated Future?
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Claims that stricter licensing — pursuing a wire license in Dubai and considering MiCA in Europe — is unavoidable and expensive, with KYC and KYB becoming the compliance focus for the next 1–2 years. Asserts a troubling fraud rate (transcript cites roughly 90% scammers) driving reputational risk. Uses AI tools like ChatGPT, Cloud Code, Deep Sea and Quan to run an AI assistant (fitness coach, secretary) and to analyze sales calls successfully, but warns against AI trading due to observable mistakes.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:01Role of regulation in industry maturity
- 3:09Trust and credibility in the industry
- 4:50AI trading risks and practical use cases
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