My key takeaways from Day 2 at the
Frankfurt Cryptoassets Conference 2022 🧵

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1/ German regulatory landscape is certain enough in order to start building a solid infrastructure - we shouldn’t wait for MiCA
2/ We should create an attractive trading venue for tokenized securities first and deal w/ digital fiat money implementation later
3/ Institutions/banks are simply not „bullish enough“ to issue commercial bank stablecoins & conduct delivery vs payment of financial instruments on a blockchain - at least in Germany it’s not an issue of regulatory uncertainty
4/ CSDR currently prevents tokenized securities to be listed on an exchange without a centralized depository. Exemptions are under way but at least 2-3 years away
5/ Lots of embedded crypto projects underway including direct and easy DeFi Staking Yields from your TradFi bank account
6/ NFT secondary market place w/ payments via TradFi bank account are another embedded crypto project.
It‘s generally hard to establish a liquid secondary NFT market as NFTs are unique and therefore illiquid by design
7/ We need to step out of our bubble within the industry and be more inclusive in order to attract more capital („follow the money“)
8/ Cryptoassets can add value to traditional multi asset portfolios via higher risk-adjusted returns; risk-adjusted returns can be increased even more via downscaling
9/ Frank Thelen: Only have BTC & ETH in the portfolio at 10xDNA but we like many others such as ADA
NFTs will grow although value is really subjective and personal
10/ Thelen: Blockchain is a big revolution because we can trust data again.
Thelen: bad decisions made in Berlin recently that are not that public which might harm the German blockchain industry down the road
11/ Thelen: Still a lot of education to be done.
Many politicians who want to ban crypto & Bitcoin but also many politicians who see the potential. In the end, crypto will win.
12/ What can we learn from Bitcoin to establish infrastructure for digital assets?
Lots of dilemmas & misconceptions
Too much focus on E in ESG but not so much on S and G. Ticks a lot of boxes and lots of Peer-to-Peer empowerment

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