Politics matter - from techready to techsavvy
summary
Germany and Europe are moving from ideas to concrete fixes: a German law enables a walleted eID holding driver’s licenses and cards, a crypto custody license exists, VAT on VC management fees is removed, and blockchain settlement for fixed‑income is live; policymakers deploy a €2bn corona matching facility and a €10bn “future fund.” Regulators plan BaFin digitization with machine learning and AI for supervision, debates continue over a programmable CBDC 2.0 and the travel‑rule’s impact on crypto innovation, and EPI/SEPA execution gaps remain to be solved.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:00Digital Central Bank Currencies
- 4:15Europes edge
- 8:00Travel ruling
- 10:10European approach
- 12:25Execution is difficult
- 14:35Too much harmonization
- 17:35Techsavvy vs techready
- 21:17No perfect legislation
- 25:55Banking Supervision Authority
- 27:12Advice
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