There is a lot of stuff you do not want on the blockchain. There's a lot of societal risks that aren't being discussed. The fact that Crypto APCIS ecosystem could actually support 40 billion tera-luna blowup in a weird way is bullish. Now the question is we have this technology. A lot of regulatory bodies are reluctant to have real world assets on chain. We're sort of gone there with dollars and that's been the game changer for properly monitored off chain collateralized stable coins. That's huge, but there's not US Treasury there yet. If crypto is going to grow, that link between the real world and the tech people would say is kind of
Michael Breitenbach is Senior Vice President within the Chief Investment Office at Bank of America Global Wealth and Investment Management, where he is responsible for leading development of quantitative infrastructure and machine learning models for evaluating both internally and externally covered investment offerings. He is also the man behind an extremely popular anonymous Twitter account that many of you will be familiar with (see if you can guess which one…) Michael joins the show to discuss the FTX fallout, the current state of the crypto industry, the rise of AI compliance, and MUCH more! Important Links:
Show Notes:
- FTX: grift or systemic failure?
- The decline of old media
- AI compliance & regulation
- Crypto: use cases, privacy & regulation
- The end of privacy
- Dealing with new and better problems
- Scale vs anti-scale
- Cynicism can be a comparative advantage
- Against binary thinking
- Time binding & cultural evolution
- Consider taxation
Books Mentioned:
- The Power Law: Venture Capital and the Art of Disruption; by Sebastian Mallaby
- Time-Binding: The General Theory; by Alfred Korzybski