Want to know how stablecoins and crypto compliance technologies have advanced since 2017? Bill Plumeri (Compliance Executive, Agora) goes in-depth with Caitlin Barnett (Director of Regulation & Compliance, Chainalysis) to explain the impact of blockchain forensics and the significance of automation in today's compliance frameworks.

They highlight the financial crime concerns amidst different market bull runs and the importance of ecosystem monitoring in accordance with regulations like MICA.

This episode dives into the role of stablecoins in modern finance with Bill explaining Agora's efforts to leverage high-throughput, low-cost blockchain solutions to address long-standing payment and infrastructure challenges, especially in emerging markets like Africa.

This episode is a must-listen for those keen on understanding the intersection of compliance and stablecoin infrastructure in the ever-blossoming field of digital finance.

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

2 | Evolving compliance in crypto: challenges and innovations

6 | Agora's role in the evolution of stablecoins

9 | Stablecoins opening up access for developing countries to obtain and utilize $USD

11 | Tokenizing real world assets and AI's role in blockchain

14 | Stablecoin Legislation and regulatory challenges in the US and EU

21 | Evolution of ecosystem monitoring in blockchain compliance

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Speakers on today’s episode

Caitlin Barnett *Host* (Director of Regulation & Compliance, Chainalysis)
Bill Plumeri (Compliance Executive, Agora)

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