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designing feels tricky because it’s a journey to find an answer to an unanswerable question the trouble, however, is that it always ends with another question
This week I nominate @tomju because ...
Markets are the strongest force in nature
Markets are the strongest force in nature
Starting from $GOAT, the intervention of mainstream funds from Europe and the United States ushered in the revaluation of the AI Meme track, which became the focus of the narrative recognized by both the East and the West. However, narratives always rotate quickly. The strong entry of A16Z injected great confidence into the AI Meme field, and then the president of Sotheby's endorsed $BAN in his official tweets, which set off a new round of “artists begging for food”. Today, a new war broke out between AI 16 Z and DEGENAI, and the scene on the chain is just like a golden dog, so what exactly are we talking about?
In a roundtable discussion on the Future of Financial Market Infrastructures at SmartCon 2024 Hong Kong organized by ChainLink, Jennifer Peve, Advisor at Chainlink, said, “With respect to regulation, I think there is still a regulatory asymmetry, where each jurisdiction has its own regulatory regime, and there are different goals and different approaches in those regimes, and they have very different maturities. And there are different objectives, different approaches, and very different levels of maturity in those regimes. Secondly, regulatory regimes need to have priorities, and we cannot have markets that are totally dependent on regulatory organizations to function. So perhaps emerging markets are a more important testing ground than regions that have developed a fixed regulatory framework - after all, as the saying goes, 'it is easier to tear down a house than to rebuild it, and it is more difficult to rebuild a house than to remodel it'.”
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