Carlos Domingo
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 23 Jul
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But then you could go to Binance and I'm not trying to blame anybody here, but that was the situation.
You could go to Binance and just get a username and a password and buy crypto there.
And that eventually didn't last.
And, you know, now every single centralized exchange has, you know, KYC and AML procedures, et cetera.
So, and those worlds are converging, right?
Like today,
Every centralized exchange in crypto trades fairly more or less the same, you know, regulatory regimes in different parts.
You've seen now recently in Europe that MICA was imposed and some people had to close because they couldn't follow the regulations, etc.
So I do see these two worlds, you know, happening temporarily, but I don't think that long term you'll see two worlds because the people not following regulations ultimately are going to be stopped by regulators and people don't understand that we're two years away that potential regime change in the US and then suddenly you don't have a friendly SEC and
And then we go back to lawsuits and things like that with the people that are not following regulations.
I think so, because keep in mind that what is the advantage of the permissionless version?
So the advantage is first they can distribute through unlicensed exchanges, but the moment the exchanges are forced to distribute securities with regulations, the exchanges do KYC already.
So there's no reason why they couldn't just have a broker dealer well undistributed.
And then
There's now every single DeFi protocol has adopted technology, some of it developed by us, to be able to post those assets as collateral.
And there's also on-chain trading, just connecting your wallet with USDC, etc.
Once your wallet has been whitelisted after KYC, that is the same experience there.
And then once you have the real things on-chain, where you're not taking any counterparty risk, I just don't see how liquidity doesn't get sucked into that asset instead of the fake versions, if you want, that have regulatory risk, counterparty risk, etc.
Is my intuition correct?
Well, so if you think about market makers.
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