Head of Research: “Bitcoin has been objectively winning for 16 years”

In this conversation, Alex Thorn and Pascal Hügli discuss the recent developments in the crypto industry, particularly in light of the Trump administration's actions and policies. They explore Alex's background at Galaxy, the changes in regulatory bodies like the CFTC and SEC, and the implications of the executive order on digital assets. The discussion highlights the importance of patience in the crypto community and the potential for positive changes in regulation and innovation in the coming months. Furthermore, they discuss the recent repeal of SAB 121, a controversial SEC regulation that impacted how banks and public companies handle cryptocurrency assets. They explore the implications of this repeal for the banking sector and the broader cryptocurrency market. Additionally, they delve into the concept of a national digital asset stockpile, examining the potential for the U.S. government to hold Bitcoin and other digital assets, and the reactions from the Bitcoin community regarding this development.


Timestamps:
00:00 The Case for Bitcoin Ownership
02:11 Introduction to Alex Thorne and Galaxy Digital
04:52 Recent Developments in the Crypto Industry
11:57 Impact of Executive Orders on Crypto Regulation
19:04 Understanding the Presidential Working Group on Digital Assets
25:50 Biden's Executive Order and Its Impact on Digital Assets
27:42 The Repeal of SAB 121 and Its Significance
34:23 The Future of Banking and Digital Asset Custody
39:43 Understanding the Digital Asset Stockpile
49:00 The Shift in U.S. Federal Government's Stance on Crypto

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