Global Regulation in a Decentralised World: The New Paradigm - What to Expect?
summary
Argues that regulatory certainty draws institutional capital and that practical fixes are already emerging: KYC-only NFT marketplaces (example Galaxy of Art), escrow services for large trades, and smart-contract enforcement layered with jurisdictional licensing. Cites market tension—about 1.2 billion without ID and 1.7 billion unbanked—as the driver for DeFi demand, while warning of scale risks (panel claims roughly $120 million is lost to DeFi hacks or rug pulls daily). Predicts regulators will embed oversight into protocols — regulators as nodes in DeFi — rather than try to ban decentralization.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:52Panel Introduction
- 2:02Loreta
- 2:30Ricopeng
- 3:40Sanctum
- 4:14Regulation
- 5:02Institutional Investors
- 5:26Regulation Vigilante
- 6:26Industry Perspective
- 6:45Market Driven
- 9:34Financial Inclusion
- 10:20Technology vs Regulation
- 12:07Regulation and DeFi
- 14:29Metaverse
- 17:37Ethical Codes Standards
- 18:12Key Takeaways
- 18:56Dont go to dodgy jurisdictions
- 19:32What problem are you solving
- 20:36Conclusion
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