Disclosures and Regulatory Framework for WEB3 Companies
summary
Argues disclosure means sharing all material facts and gives concrete practices: USDC keeps most fiat in a BlackRock‑managed, SEC‑registered fund with a public ticker showing individual Treasury holdings, the rest in bank deposits, and publishes monthly attestations plus annual audits; regulators should adapt MiCA‑style rules. Describes an AI-powered disclosure platform that asks founders the right questions, drafts prospectus‑style disclosures in plain English, handles multilingual output, and maps disclosures toward multiple jurisdictions for compliance.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:29Disclosure for web3 companies
- 4:19Traditional finance lessons
- 8:17Balancing regulations
- 10:44Early-stage disclosure challenges
- 12:31Legal risks for founders
- 17:10Transparency benefits
- 20:59AI compliance platforms
- 23:49Stablecoin adoption differences
- 27:03Circle’s role
- 29:12Path to mass adoption
- 32:08Closing
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