The Metaverse: A lawless or regulated verse - How does this affect users?
summary
Panel argues regulation depends on enforceability, not labels: one project reports 9999 NFTs sold out in 10 minutes on crypto.com, another builds a binary blockchain to connect metaverses, and one claims a decentralized database on blockchain for data management. Practical fixes proposed are embedding rules in code via smart contracts, applying standards (ISO 27001/GDPR patterns), and placing KYC at the product/service layer rather than at entry.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Metaverse regulation debate
- 0:49Speaker introductions
- 3:18Defining the metaverse
- 6:06Digital identity regulation
- 7:55Enforcement challenges
- 10:24Global regulatory fragmentation
- 12:11Balancing regulation and freedom
- 13:33KYC requirements
- 16:22Mass adoption and institutions
- 18:08Diverse metaverses' rules
- 19:11Who regulates the metaverse
- 21:58Government intervention
- 23:25Regulation implementation
- 24:47Closing remarks
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