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Polygon Labs Wants to Prove the Value Proposition of Blockchain

The debate around blockchain’s utility is heating up with increasing pressure from regulators to prove the value of the technology. Polygon Labs deployed the Value Proposition website to show the positive use cases of blockchain. Polygon Labs Chief Legal & Policy Officer Rebecca Rettig joins Caroline Hyde to discuss on “Bloomberg Technology.” ——– Like this…

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The debate around blockchain’s utility is heating up with increasing pressure from regulators to prove the value of the technology. Polygon Labs deployed the Value Proposition website to show the positive use cases of blockchain. Polygon Labs Chief Legal & Policy Officer Rebecca Rettig joins Caroline Hyde to discuss on “Bloomberg Technology.”
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  1. Luca Gheorghe

    July 24, 2023 at 4:21 pm

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  2. Doğa Armangil

    July 26, 2023 at 1:10 am

    2:50 (is MATIC a security?) It is in the governments’ self-interest to declare that most if not all crypto tokens are securities, otherwise their control over the economy would dwindle, and no government wants that. One argument against this over-regulation would be this: THE CURRENCY/SECURITY DICHOTOMY IS SOMEWHAT ARTIFICIAL, the only obvious difference is that currencies are issued by governments, whereas securities are issued by companies. People make money buying/selling fiat by leveraging exchange rate fluctuations, so fiat could be considered a security. Arguably, if the crypto world can’t pull up the cryptocurrency card, then what they are left with is things like DePIN (acting as an incentive layer for the participants of decentralised projects).

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