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Goldman CEO, NYSE President Attend Trump-Backed World Liberty Crypto Event

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  • Traditional banks and crypto are not in a zero-sum fight, it's one system

    80% confidence
  • NYSE felt a 'responsibility' to engage in tokenization as blockchain-based finance gains momentum

    80% confidence
  • David Solomon owns 'very little, but some' Bitcoin and describes himself as an observer still trying to understand how it moves

    80% confidence
  • Excessive regulation extracts capital from the financial system, which definitely happened over the last five years and hurt market efficiency

    80% confidence
  • NYSE has already developed tokenization technology and is working with regulators to understand how it fits within the existing framework

    80% confidence
  • Goldman's limited crypto involvement stems from prohibitive regulation that only recently began loosening

    80% confidence
  • Goldman may take another look at crypto as regulators provide greater latitude for banks to engage with digital assets

    80% confidence
  • Previous administrations 'discouraged' development of new tools, and CFTC stands ready to build with incumbents, new entrants, old technologies, and new technologies

    80% confidence
  • Tokenization will play a central role in the evolution of markets shaped by large-scale technology platforms

    80% confidence

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