Global compliance for cryptocurrencies has never been a “one-call-to-action, one-sweep revolution.” It has always been an extremely tug-of-war—and even something of a convoluted—process of compromise.
What CZ says carries a sharp streak of realism: he acknowledges that resistance is strong, acknowledges that policymakers may be biased, but also sees that incentives (liquidity, asset tokenization) are forcing these policymakers to change.
As long as the incentive mechanisms line up, the push for compliance and adoption is only a matter of time.
What CZ says carries a sharp streak of realism: he acknowledges that resistance is strong, acknowledges that policymakers may be biased, but also sees that incentives (liquidity, asset tokenization) are forcing these policymakers to change.
As long as the incentive mechanisms line up, the push for compliance and adoption is only a matter of time.
