Why Crypto Didn't Follow Stock Rally, Urgent Need for Regulation, Conditions for New Bull Market
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In this episode of Tascha Labs podcast, I cover
- Why crypto didn't follow the recent rally in US equities, despite historical correlation
- The urgent need for regulations in web3 and what good regulation entails
- The unbalanced state of web3 innovation and how it may impact the sector's long term potential
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Lack of Exciting Developments in the Crypto Market
00:05:34 - The Market's Lack of Movement in the Past Months
00:11:09 - Bull Run Led by AI stocks
00:16:46 - Analyzing Crypto Trading Volume
00:22:37 - Institutional Investors in Crypto Market
00:28:17 - The Complications of Regulating Tokens in Different Contexts
00:33:45 - The Need for Regulation in the Crypto Space
00:44:55 - Financial engineering in the crypto space
00:50:43 - Unbalanced Innovation in Web3
00:56:05 - Reinforcement of Beliefs and Vested Interests
01:01:42 - The Potential of Digital Tokenization and Innovation
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