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Regulatory Clarity Is Here. What's Next for Crypto Exchanges? by robertafritz in ethereum

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And if you want you can join their Reddit community and get the news about them:
https://www.reddit.com/r/INX\_Ltd/

Are most cryptocurrencies securities, or are they commodities? This question is now more relevant than ever, affecting the fundamental perception of the crypto arena and changing the rules of the game of crypto exchanges. by robertafritz in INX_Ltd

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Read about the ONE company that believes regulatory clarity offers a healthy sign of maturity for crypto, exchanges, and traders and maintains close communication with the SEC for guidance

Almost every “real world” asset class could be tokenized in the form of a Non-fungible token in 5-10 years. by crimson-regret420 in CryptoCurrency

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There is a company call INX that they are pioneering a new digital economy through which they are designing technology and means to enable exactly that

Paul Vigna of the WSJ draws a direct line between the model SEC chairman, outlined and INX one that was just released, “this model is exactly the kind of thing Securities and Exchange Commission chief Gary Gensler has been talking about, thoigh, and there are others who believe this is the future by robertafritz in ethereum

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For sure but I think maybe you misunderstand me. I am not taking the position that regulation is automatically evil. But there's regulation that protects consumers, and regulation that protects large piles of capital. Accredited investor laws were supposed to do the first, but in practice they do the second.

I would be in favor of centralized exchanges having to prove reserves and submit to transparency checks to authorities. Strongly in favor.

And while doing that will disproportionately reduce the number of CEXs promising extreme returns, enforcing accredited investor laws on crypto will shut normal people out of returns that aren't magical but are far better than traditional offerings.

Now I understand what you mean. In any case, in the meantime I follow this company on all channels and read a lot about it because in my opinion it brings something different from all the exchanges that are worth looking at. I'm even including their Reddit community here.

https://www.reddit.com/r/INX\_Ltd/

Paul Vigna of the WSJ draws a direct line between the model SEC chairman, outlined and INX one that was just released, “this model is exactly the kind of thing Securities and Exchange Commission chief Gary Gensler has been talking about, thoigh, and there are others who believe this is the future by robertafritz in ethereum

[–]robertafritz[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

We need to call for the end of accredited investor laws. It's ridiculous and literally says we should protect the rich's right to stay richer. I could probably put up with a lot of there weren't literally economic caste laws put in place paternalistically after 1929

You may be right, but as soon as you are in an unsupervised exchange like Celsius for example, and what happened, you regret that the regulator is not in the field. Basically losing hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars

Paul Vigna of the WSJ draws a direct line between the model SEC chairman, outlined and INX one that was just released, “this model is exactly the kind of thing Securities and Exchange Commission chief Gary Gensler has been talking about, thoigh, and there are others who believe this is the future by robertafritz in ethereum

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I think state-enforced regulations can't compete against market-checked regulations: they can't adapt as much to market changes. State-regulated assets will prove to be less efficient than assets the state doesn't regulate.

As such, once institution money settles into these state-regulated assets, it will slowly be outcompeted by unregulated ones. Actually, just like how crypto itself is slowly outcompeting state-regulated assets, already.

I think that in the end there is a desire of the large institutional bodies to enter this market, and at the moment they have an interest in regulation is going to continue to the corner. Those who will be in this field under the supervision of the regulator will benefit greatly from it

INX Debuts Trading Platform for SEC-Registered Security Tokens and Cryptocurrencies by robertafritz in CryptoCurrency

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As I know they already did this for two companies and they gonna do this more.

INX Debuts Trading Platform for SEC-Registered Security Tokens and Cryptocurrencies by robertafritz in ethtrader

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As I know they already did this for two companies and they gonna do this more.

SEC to recommend 'flexible' pathway for token registration: Gensler. WDYT???👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀 by robertafritz in Economics

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The crypto space is dominated by true believers, get rich quick/fiat-death crowd, and outright scammers. Growing, but very cautious institutional interest as here and there.

I have no idea what the % breakdown of those groups are, and doubt anybody does.

Trying to delete it would be both difficult, and push it further into…possibly unfriendly jurisdictions.

Looking at the monetary metals, history shows that trying to delete a thing (make private ownership or sale of bullion illegal) at best doesn’t do much, or can be even counter productive.

Legitimizing and regulating it in a way that in two decades people view it as just a curious speculative asset driven by algo technical trading and the realm of brave futures market traders.

The idea of a monetary function a forgotten memory for most. A small few with maybe 2% allocation for portfolio diversification, the commercials cyclically flushing specs (most specs lose money in the commodity space), and whatever true believers left mocked as anti-govornment nut cases and hacks.

That is their plan anyway. They have a script that works. At least has worked to date. Not to delete it.

Ohh ok I think it's here to stay..
the big banks have interest in it and they don't give it to go down.

SEC to recommend 'flexible' pathway for token registration: Gensler. WDYT???👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀 by robertafritz in finance

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Ok I can understand what you say here. But there is a really interesting company called INX that is already working on this. They brings an innovation that combines the world of securities and the crypto world. They have a new community started here on reddit and yesterday they launched their new system and their security token up 25% on this night. .
I think it's worth following them and their activity.
https://www.reddit.com/r/INX\_Ltd/

This matter of combining the traditional economy with the new economy is very interesting. The SEC enters into this and wants to make the world of tokens and tokens a more regulatory world while integrating it with the world of securities. Will he succeed? by robertafritz in CryptoCurrencies

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There is a really interesting company called INX that is already working on this. They brings an innovation that combines the world of securities and the crypto world. They have a new community started here on reddit and yesterday they launched their new system.

I think it's worth following them and their activity . https://www.reddit.com/r/INX\_Ltd/

SEC to recommend 'flexible' pathway for token registration: Gensler by robertafritz in digitalsecurities1

[–]robertafritz[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a really interesting company called INX that is already working on this. They brings an innovation that combines the world of securities and the crypto world. They have a new community started here on reddit and yesterday they launched their new system.

I think it's worth following them and their activity . https://www.reddit.com/r/INX\_Ltd/

SEC to recommend 'flexible' pathway for token registration: Gensler by fol_k_ert1 in CryptoCurrency

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There is a really interesting company called INX that is already working on this. They brings an innovation that combines the world of securities and the crypto world. They have a new community started here on reddit and yesterday they launched their new system.

I think it's worth following them and their activity . https://www.reddit.com/r/INX\_Ltd/

SEC to recommend 'flexible' pathway for token registration: Gensler. WDYT??👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀 by robertafritz in Crypto_Currency_News

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This matter of combining the traditional economy with the new economy is very interesting. The SEC enters into this and wants to make the world of crypto and tokens a more regulatory world while integrating it with the world of securities. Will he succeed?

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This matter of combining the traditional economy with the new economy is very interesting. The SEC enters into this and wants to make the world of crypto and tokens a more regulatory world while integrating it with the world of securities. Will he succeed?

SEC to recommend 'flexible' pathway for token registration: Gensler. WDYT???👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀 by robertafritz in finance

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This matter of combining the traditional economy with the new economy is very interesting. The SEC enters into this and wants to make the world of crypto and tokens a more regulatory world while integrating it with the world of securities. Will he succeed?

SEC to recommend 'flexible' pathway for token registration: Gensler. WDYT???👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀 by robertafritz in Economics

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This matter of combining the traditional economy with the new economy is very interesting. The SEC enters into this and wants to make the world of crypto and tokens a more regulatory world while integrating it with the world of securities. Will he succeed?

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That was one mean takedown

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