BitGo CEO warns: The CLARITY Act has failed to advance, and the U.S. crypto market faces the risk of concentration of trading, brokerage and custody businesses

According to BlockBeats news, on October 2, BitGo CEO Mike Belshe warned that the failure to advance the CLARITY Act would continue to expose the U.S. market to systemic risks, especially the risks posed by a single institution simultaneously controlling the trading platform, brokerage, and asset custody businesses. Mike Belshe said that this business combination poses a risk that deserves more vigilance than the Lehman Brothers incident: the collapse of a broker may cause local losses, but if it undertakes both trading platform operations and asset custody functions, its collapse may drag the entire market into a crisis.

Labarai masu alaƙa

11-01 04:06 UTC
Ci gaban ribar ƙungiyar Magnificent Seven na iya kasancewa baya ga sauran S&P 500 a karon farko tun ƙarshen 2022.
11-01 03:25 UTC
Shugaban Apple: Ba za mu kera kayayyaki don kawai AI ba.
11-01 02:52 UTC
Wani sabon adireshi da ya bi diddigin hauhawar farashi ya sayi ARB da alama ya kawar da matsayinsa, tare da kiyasin asarar dala 945,000.
11-01 02:07 UTC
Wanda ya kafa THORChain ya mayar da martani ga kiran FBI na toshe ma'amaloli: masu gudanarwa ba su da bayanan da ba na jama'a ba, kuma masu bincike na iya samun bayanai ba tare da sammacin kotu ba.
11-01 00:42 UTC
A week of tech stocks "facing reality" as giant companies' earnings reports falter one after another

Ci gaban ribar ƙungiyar Magnificent Seven na iya kasancewa baya ga sauran S&P 500 a karon farko tun ƙarshen 2022.

Shugaban Apple: Ba za mu kera kayayyaki don kawai AI ba.

Wani sabon adireshi da ya bi diddigin hauhawar farashi ya sayi ARB da alama ya kawar da matsayinsa, tare da kiyasin asarar dala 945,000.

Wanda ya kafa THORChain ya mayar da martani ga kiran FBI na toshe ma'amaloli: masu gudanarwa ba su da bayanan da ba na jama'a ba, kuma masu bincike na iya samun bayanai ba tare da sammacin kotu ba.

A week of tech stocks "facing reality" as giant companies' earnings reports falter one after another