Post by account_disabled on Mar 13, 2024 4:31:52 GMT -5
The cryptoactive market had its genesis marked by disenchantment with the traditional financial system and state intervention in the economy. In the evening of after the resumption of price appreciation an inflow of around US billion is expected as a result of the approval of cryptoactive exchange-traded funds ETFs enabling the entry of institutional investors. Ironically the protagonists of the traditional financial system antagonists of yore are the hope for the increase in the scale of the cryptoactive market.
Added to the greater legal security attributable to ETFs is the interest of states in creating their own digital currency projects as is the case with Drex in Brazil. Together with the Central Bank several companies are investigating the uses of “programmable money” a bet on the evolution of the Brazilian payment system.
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In recent weeks we have once again seen headlines such as “find out which cryptocurrency has risen and will rise even more” or “how to double your portfolio with cryptocurrencies”. Influencers gurus course sellers and the like gain new impetus after hibernation during the crypto winter of . The heat of the crypto summer is undeniable contradicting the skepticism of many at the end of last year.
Amidst the noise on the networks the CVM published a public consultation notice on influencers in the capital market after having published a study on the topic at the beginning of CG Leads the year. Despite the countless crises and financial pyramid scandals the market's memory is short and new scams will soon occur. Apparently the charisma of influencers and the behavioral biases of investors form a perfect mix for selling the mirage of financial freedom. People guided by naivety hope or despair exercise their right to be foolish and lacking sufficient information are made fools of themselves.
Since the emergence of the cryptoactive market outside the traditional financial system there has been talk about its regulation in order to mitigate problems such as information asymmetry e.g. in the case of investors without financial education the creation of negative externalities e.g. . expenditure of electrical energy and the abuse of economic power e.g. competitive distortions.
A significant portion of the sector understands that regulation is the way to provide legal certainty and the development of the cryptoeconomy promoting convergence between incumbent institutions and new companies. This would make it possible to realize the potential benefits of distributed ledger technologies for the disintermediation and modernization of financial market infrastructures.
Added to the greater legal security attributable to ETFs is the interest of states in creating their own digital currency projects as is the case with Drex in Brazil. Together with the Central Bank several companies are investigating the uses of “programmable money” a bet on the evolution of the Brazilian payment system.
Spacca
In recent weeks we have once again seen headlines such as “find out which cryptocurrency has risen and will rise even more” or “how to double your portfolio with cryptocurrencies”. Influencers gurus course sellers and the like gain new impetus after hibernation during the crypto winter of . The heat of the crypto summer is undeniable contradicting the skepticism of many at the end of last year.
Amidst the noise on the networks the CVM published a public consultation notice on influencers in the capital market after having published a study on the topic at the beginning of CG Leads the year. Despite the countless crises and financial pyramid scandals the market's memory is short and new scams will soon occur. Apparently the charisma of influencers and the behavioral biases of investors form a perfect mix for selling the mirage of financial freedom. People guided by naivety hope or despair exercise their right to be foolish and lacking sufficient information are made fools of themselves.
Since the emergence of the cryptoactive market outside the traditional financial system there has been talk about its regulation in order to mitigate problems such as information asymmetry e.g. in the case of investors without financial education the creation of negative externalities e.g. . expenditure of electrical energy and the abuse of economic power e.g. competitive distortions.
A significant portion of the sector understands that regulation is the way to provide legal certainty and the development of the cryptoeconomy promoting convergence between incumbent institutions and new companies. This would make it possible to realize the potential benefits of distributed ledger technologies for the disintermediation and modernization of financial market infrastructures.