Ian De Bode
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 2 Jul
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I think what the U.S.
needs to be mindful of, though, is that the rules and regulations are not too restrictive, that they can't compete with the offshore market.
It's a very similar dynamic that I'm starting to see just in tokenized stocks more broadly, right?
Right now, all of these spot wrappers that Ando's the category leader in, they're all offshore, right?
And there are other jurisdictions where there is a full regulatory framework for these wrappers.
But in the US, the wrapper as a concept does not exist, right?
And there's even debate around allowing what they call third-party custodial issuance, which is very similar to what we do with the wrappers.
I think the US at times needs to make sure it spends enough time looking offshore and what is already available offshore and what is regulated offshore to better understand how far can they push their own frameworks that they do not become not competitive.
Right.
Because you can put all the rules in place in the US because of the dynamics with the incumbents and the incumbents don't want too much innovation and they want to keep the system as it is right now.
But at some point, you got to look around and say, well, this market is already offshore.
It is very much growing.
Do you want to compete globally or not?
And if you are, you're going to have to allow certain models that maybe are uncomfortable, but otherwise you can't compete.
Yeah, so it is the execution of OndoPerps lives entirely off-chain.
So there's a lot of trade-offs to be made, whether you build something fully on-chain or off-chain.
The problem right now with most blockchains is that the execution speed, at least relative to what you can get in a centralized environment, is just not there, right?
When you look at centralized environments, 200 milliseconds and below, even on a blockchain, even on a hyperliquid, you're looking at 600 milliseconds.
That's fine-ish, but if you then want to do more complicated transactions
including margin, multi-asset collateral, and the like, you're starting to bump up to what a blockchain can handle.
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