Crypto’s Great Reset
Can crypto move from speculation to real-world utility?
Is crypto facing an existential crisis, or is it an inflection point that will guide the next phase of its evolution? The stunning collapse of FTX, one of the world’s biggest exchanges, has raised serious questions about crypto’s place in finance, trade and investment. At the same time, the underlying blockchain technology has proven resilient, attracting considerable interest for applications ranging from web3 and gaming to real estate, e-commerce, and payments.
With major regulatory changes on the horizon, the digital asset ecosystem is gearing up for wider mainstream and institutional adoption. But is it really ready for enterprise-level integration and daily, practical use by consumers? And what’s actually backing these assets?
Though the dust will eventually settle on the current crisis, the outlook is definitely mixed. To make sense of a muddled picture, the Financial Times, in partnership with Circle, will gather investors, financiers, corporates and thought-leaders at this private invitation-only meeting. Chaired by the FT, the event will explore the ascent of crypto and digital assets to this current crisis, the speculative hijacking of blockchain technology, and the outlook for the coming year.
Key Discussion Points
Is crypto in crisis?
Learning from the events of 2022
to plan ahead.
What will increased market supervision mean?
How will proposed regulatory changes impact this dynamic market?
The next wave of evolution
Is crypto ready for real-world use, and where can it have the greatest effect?
Why Attend?
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The big picture, not just the individual strands of the business you work in
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Discover
New approaches and strategies to help win market share
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