Anthony Pompliano

I don't want to get into that.

It just means that we've shifted regimes.

People need to adjust for it.

And I think once the sentiment accepts that inflation is going to be above 4%, we can be at a better time to start making some investments on the aggressive side again.

What's going on, guys?

Today, we've got a very special conversation.

We have the 16th chairman of the CFTC, Mike Selig, is here to join us.

And in this conversation, we are going to talk about the three most important technologies that are facing financial markets.

We're going to talk about artificial intelligence, prediction markets, and crypto, and how we are thinking about allowing people to take risk in the market, but also how we can go and make sure that people don't break the rules.

One of the interesting things about regulators is that they have to encourage innovation, they have to encourage the risk-taking, but they

They also have to make sure that our markets are safe and sound.

And Mike's got a very unique view because he used to use these technologies in the private sector before he joined as a regulator.

And so he's got a very interesting insight into how they're thinking about this.

And I think you're going to be very surprised by the approach they're taking.

Here's my conversation with Mike Sealy.

I thought a great place to start the conversation is obviously crypto has been in the crosshairs of the SEC, the CFTC.

There's been a ton of pressure on the industry over the last couple of years.

It seems like there's been a 180 now.

CFTC and SEC not only are working together, but also seem to be trying to encourage innovation in this space.

Can you talk a little bit about just the philosophy of these two organizations coming together?