The Balance Between Innovation & Regulation
summary
Panelists report that companies shift jurisdictions hunting for lighter rules and describe actual outcomes: banks refuse crypto payments, a global fashion brand tokenizes products and still moves funds manually via exchanges, Malta issues 10–15 licenses and then tightens rules, Brazil builds market-based frameworks that attract fintechs, and Lithuania pivots from lenient to stricter supervision. Recommendations include engaging regulators, aiming for regulatory arbitrage limits, and developing blockchain + AI AML alternatives that make banking integration feasible.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Innovation vs regulation challenges
- 3:37Regulation hurdles in metaverse
- 6:07Lithuania’s regulatory approach
- 7:30Brazil’s blockchain finance rules
- 9:16Malta’s regulatory shift
- 12:50UAE’s regulatory opportunities
- 14:34Regulation for legitimacy
- 16:18Balancing innovation & protection
- 19:07Regulators as innovation partners
- 21:54Solutions beyond arbitrage
- 23:41Call for unified blockchain rules
- 25:30Regulation change experiences
- 27:16Closing remarks
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