Ian De Bode

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389 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 2 Jul

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So the offshore retail really likes it because we can list a bunch of assets quite quickly given our model.
So there's good markets with good liquidity.
Market makers like it a lot because their capital efficiency is significantly better.
And then same thing for really the institutional players.
It's kind of like a combination of both.
They can tap into these new types of strategies, the carry trade, whatever they want to do, as well as really have deep liquidity to go long, short, whatever it is.
Yeah, let me try to reframe because I'm not worried about this at all.
Okay, cool.
In fact, the more New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ can move towards 24-7 markets, the better for us.
Because right now, there's this weird, as a tokenizer, as an issuer of these things, the main thing we have to worry about is liquidity mismatch, right?
Between on-chain and off-chain.
Because we have these tokenized stocks that are freely circulating on Ethereum and other public blockchains.
Right now, we can only support minting 24-5, not 24-7.
Why?
Because the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ are closed over the weekend.
But a bunch of traders on chain, particularly in DeFi, right?
If you want to do DeFi liquidations over the weekend, ideally, you really want to be able to do that and do redemptions and minting over the weekend as well.
So we need the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ in order to turn on weekend markets.
And they're doing that on private blockchain technology.
But, you know, whether it's public or private, I mean, I understand why these guys are doing it on private blockchain technology.
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