Digital Asset Exchanges and Financial Infrastructure of Web3
summary
Claims that Bitcoin shows CoinMarketCap 2–3.5B daily BTC volume but real tradable liquidity is about half, decentralized exchanges suffer from very low liquidity, and complex derivatives are necessary for institutional entry yet undeployable until clearing and hedging exist. Market makers supply liquidity by taking short-term inventory risk and charging a premium — market makers take inventory risk and charge premium — KYT/KYC tooling plus regional regulation (Singapore friendly, US understaffed, Europe engaged) drive the next 2–3 years of product rollout.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Panel introduction
- 5:23Crypto trading and derivatives
- 11:25Exchanges for retail and institutions
- 15:03Utility tokens and dApps
- 20:18DEXs and staking economics
- 26:42KYC/KYT compliance
- 33:05Regulation for crypto adoption
- 38:09Traditional exchanges in crypto
- 45:38Market makers and compliance
- 48:04Closing and Q&A
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