Regulation Of Digital Assets: How To Protect Stakeholders
summary
Regulation focuses on accountability: centralized exchanges under KYC and reporting cut crypto-linked crime from about 4–5% to below 1% of transactions, but investor harm keeps rising. Examples: Celsius files show unclear custody and asset values; DAO token distributions concentrate governance so <1% of holders control 90% of votes; Terra collapses after a few automated trades; SEC labels nine tokens as securities; Tornado Cash developer arrest highlights mixer enforcement challenges.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:20Fundamental principles behind regulations
- 1:40Can we defy fiat currency
- 3:01Statistics
- 3:34The direction
- 4:10Projects
- 5:04Celsius case
- 6:02Solana case
- 7:28What the SEC did
- 9:18Regulation
- 11:55Crypto tumblers and mixers
- 13:00Conclusion
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