Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What is the impact of the NYSE's tokenization announcement?
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Chapter 3: How do Coinbase and Robinhood challenge Wall Street?
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Chapter 4: What distinguishes algorithmic trading in stocks versus crypto?
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IF LARGER MARKETS ARE GOING TO MIRROR CRYPTO MARKETS IN THE FUTURE AND EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE 24 7 TRADING 24 HOUR TRADING 7 DAYS A WEEK, ALWAYS ON, NEVER OFF. it now becomes just a reality that you're going to have to get your hands on tools that are there for you while you sleep.
Your ability to affect transactions without emotion and to not get beat by institutional algorithms, you have to get your hands on it. And that's where we're headed.
What's going on, guys?
Chapter 5: How do AI agents compare to traditional trading algorithms?
Today, we've got a very special conversation with Andrew Parrish. He's the co-founder of ArchPublic. In this conversation, we talk about what is going on with tokenization, the new New York Stock Exchange announcement, how he sees algorithmic trading becoming more pervasive in crypto, what's going on with Bitcoin's price action, how we should think about
Chapter 6: What role does speed and infrastructure play in high-frequency trading?
all sorts of things around regulation, the Clarity Act, and what's going on in Washington, D.C. And then lastly, how the new AI tools are actually changing the way that people are building software and building things like ArchPublic. All that and more in this conversation with Andrew Parrish. All right, Andrew, I thought a great place to start the conversation.
Chapter 7: How will the Clarity Act affect crypto regulation in the U.S.?
We recently saw the New York Stock Exchange announce that they are building a 24-7 tokenization platform that will allow them to really push into both tokenized assets, but also decentralized finance. What do you think is happening here? And why is this catching everyone's attention?
Chapter 8: What are the implications of U.S. politics on Bitcoin and crypto regulation?
Well, I think it's New York Stock Exchange is a nice headline, right? The NYSE, that's a brand that people recognize. But the reality is the NYSE is owned by Intercontinental Exchange, which owns basically nearly all the exchanges, futures exchanges, and nearly all the custody rails that exist in traditional finance.
So it's not just the NYSE that's making this announcement, it's Intercontinental Exchange and all the rails and levers that make nearly everything move in traditional markets are now going all in on tokenization. So it's nice that they are coming around, but the NASDAQ's already talked about it. The NYC's talking about it. Larry Fink's talking about it. Jamie Dimon's talking about it.
And the SEC chairman won't stop talking about it. right so so you have you know from the top down there's ongoing tokenization uh commentary that that won't stop um so it's going to happen it's going to happen quickly and the ripple effects that it's going to have through the financial system uh will be quick and uh it'll it'll it'll cut
It'll cut in a serious way that'll make meaningful changes to the financial space and system and the ecosystem. One thing to think about, you know, I'm a big fan of Jeff Park, who's the CIO at your firm, right? Fantastic guy, as smart a guy in the world of finance as I've come across, right? So Jeff Park can stay up for 12 hours a day and do all the things associated with markets, right?
But when we get to 24-7 trading across everything, like Jeff can't stay up for 24 hours a day. You've got to have a second Jeff, right? Or you've got to clone Jeff and have him work the midnight shift. So when you think about
the steps that it's going to take and adjustments it's going to make to financial companies, financial services companies, investment banks, wealth management firms, all the way down your typical just advisor, right? Guys at Merrill Lynch, what are going to be the adjustments when now you have markets open for 24-7?
Because it's interesting to talk about futures opening at 6.30 on a Sunday and not a whole lot of people that have meaningful capital associated with futures opening on Sunday. But when we go to 24 seven markets and tokenization, everything is trading all the time. Now everybody is invested. Everybody is part of that boat that's trading all the time.
So what kind of coverage and changes in personnel are going to happen? Big, big, big, big ripple effects across the world of finance.
one of the things that i find interesting is uh ice made a two billion dollar investment in polymarket and obviously everyone's paying attention to prediction markets and how uh that's now kind of you know infiltrating into wall street um but i went back and i looked at those announcements the interviews they did around there um they were talking about this is part of their bet into tokenization this is their bet into decentralized finance
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