Cathie Wood, CEO and CIO of ARK Invest and a prominent advocate for crypto adoption, teams up with Ophelia Snyder, Co-founder of 21Shares, to discuss the future of cryptocurrency ETFs. They dive into the potential approval of Bitcoin ETFs and what it means for traditional finance. The conversation highlights the evolving landscape of crypto regulation and the growing institutional interest in digital assets. Expect insights on the complexities of ETF integration and a hopeful outlook for Ethereum's prospects in 2024.

Fintech expert Cathie Wood and crypto expert Ophelia Snyder discuss the importance of wirehouses for crypto adoption, demand outlook for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, and likelihood of ETFs for alt coins. They touch on misallocation of capital post 2008 crisis, volatility in crypto, regulatory landscape for crypto ETFs, and more.

Ophelia Snyder and Eliézer Ndinga from 21Shares join ARK Director of Digital Assets to discuss bridging traditional finance with crypto, emphasizing regulations, education, and the synergy between traditional and decentralized finance. They explore the challenges of standardization and the significance of understanding regulations. They also discuss the different approaches to regulating cryptocurrencies and highlight the successful regulatory framework in Switzerland.

Ophelia Snyder, CEO of 21Shares, discusses the Global Crypto Classification Standard and its potential to bridge the gap between traditional finance and crypto-assets. She also shares insights on the birth and growth of 21Shares, their sustainability initiatives, and their vision for tackling upcoming environmental challenges.

US regulators approve Bitcoin-spot ETFs, expanding access to digital assets. Cathy Wood and Ophelia Snyder discuss cautious institutional approach. Objectives and vision for success with Bitcoin ETF. Impact of remote work on office spaces. Collaboration, real estate properties, and transforming spaces. Outlook for emerging markets in 2024. Investing in Bajaj Auto and growth story of Indian economy.