National Approaches to Regulation
summary
Ukraine passes virtual‑assets law with 267 parliamentary votes and builds a multi‑stakeholder sandbox; El Salvador legalizes bitcoin, rolls out the Chivo wallet (a choppy launch but Chivo wallet hundreds of thousands of users and claims more wallets than bank accounts) and uses Lightning/Strike for lower‑cost remittances; Nigeria keeps a bank ban since 2017 so trading goes P2P; US advocacy mobilizes 41,000 calls in five days; FATF guidance reaches ~50 countries and IMF/World Bank raise climate and stability flags.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:55Alex Bordenko
- 2:50David West
- 3:35Kristen Smith
- 5:00Eric Bentel
- 5:55US Policy Response to Blockchain
- 7:40El Salvador and Bitcoin
- 9:40Ukraine
- 10:55Who should lead on crypto policy
- 13:15Nigeria
- 15:10US Regulation
- 17:05El Salvador
- 19:15International Standards
- 22:35Role of Internationals
- 25:50PublicPrivate Partnerships
- 28:45Private Sector Involvement
- 31:30Governments are not monoliths
- 33:53Bitcoin and remittances
- 37:05Ukraine and blockchain
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