The US has been viewed as having a regulation by enforcement policy, but now they are focusing on becoming the leader of blockchain and stablecoin legislation.

In this episode,Eitan Danon (Content Marketing Manager Chainalysis) covers a lot of crypto regulatory ground, speaking with George Georgiades (General Counsel, Borderless.xyz) as they talk stablecoins, regulation and US digital asset policymaking.

George provides insights on the intrinsic value blockchain technology brings to the financial sector, specifically with stablecoins, highlighting their impact on global payment systems and the groundbreaking potential they hold for the future of finance.

He also provides an astute analysis of the evolving regulatory environment surrounding digital assets, emphasizing the need for clarity in legislation to foster innovation, while reflecting on the early days of blockchain exploration. 

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

2 | George’s journey working with traditional securities and entrance into crypto

4 | ICO’s, tokenized assets and balancing innovation and regulation

6 | How US Regulators could lead the world in crypto legislation

9 | The biggest lawsuits filed by the SEC including Coinbase and NFT Marketplaces 

10 | [UPDATED] George summarizes recent lawsuits settled against crypto frims

12 | Borderless Labs and their mission to revolutionize global payments with stablecoins

17 |The future of stablecoin regulation and adoption

22 | Managing transactions speed and on-chain data in the modern world of payments 

25 | Regulating celebrity endorsements and consumer protection in NFTs and memecoins

29 | Biggest predictions and breakthroughs in the digital asset industry in the USA 

 

Related resources

Check out more resources provided by Chainalysis that perfectly complement this episode of the Public Key.

• Website: Borderless Labs: Empowering banking between traditional & emerging markets
• Website: Borderless.xyz: Global rails powering stablecoin money movement companies
• Article: Securities implications on "Hawk Tuah Girl" memecoin $HAWK
• Interview: Preparing for a stablecoin regulatory push in 2025 with George Georgiades, General Counsel at Borderless.xyz
• Report: The Chainalysis 2025 Crypto Crime Report (Download Your Copy Today)
• Conference: Chainalysis Links NYC (April 1 & 2, 2025) ** Get Tickets Now !!!
• Blog: Chainalysis Provides Automatic Token Support on Solana
• YouTube: Chainalysis YouTube page
• Twitter: Chainalysis Twitter: Building trust in blockchain
• Telegram: Chainalysis on Telegram

Speakers on today’s episode

• Eitan Danon *Host*  (Content Marketing Manager Chainalysis)
• George Georgiades (General Counsel, Borderless.xyz) 

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