I agree with everything Brett said. I think though, it's a lot to navigate if you have very limited resources and maybe no experience in law or regulation specifically. So the simplest rule of thumb is if you had to go before a judge and explain why what you're building is good for the world and good for a user, do you feel like you can do that? And if you can, you shouldn't worry too much because ultimately regulation is designed to protect the public interest. There are many different approaches that you can take that aren't directly regulated products.
For this week’s Tuesday episode where we chat with a web3 expert (or three), we’re playing a recording of our discussion live on stage with Brett Harrison, former president of FTX, Mary-Catherine Lader, COO of Uniswap and Cuy Sheffield, head of crypto at Visa, at TechCrunch Disrupt. We chatted about:
- Brett Harrison’s next plans
- How the crypto startup world is evolving
- Advice for founders amid a bear market
- Regulatory gaps and current hurdles
- Ways Web2 and Web3 businesses are working together
If you enjoyed this interview, you’ll have a chance to hear us talk with some of the biggest names in crypto at our event in Miami this week on November 17th.
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