Market turmoil, spot BTC ETFs see consecutive inflows, political maneuvers, Money 20/20 | Weekly Recap

As a seasoned researcher with extensive experience in the crypto and blockchain industry, I find the recent developments at Money 20/20 both intriguing and challenging. The conference provided valuable insights into the current state and future projections of this dynamic sector. Ripple’s President Monica Long’s announcement that Ripple’s stablecoin is expected to launch this year adds to the excitement, yet underscores the regulatory hurdles that companies face in establishing themselves in the U.S.


As a crypto investor, I’m here to share with you the latest happenings in the digital currency world during the past week. The crypto market has taken a downturn, causing prices to dip significantly. On the regulatory front, Bitcoin and Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) have seen increased activity. Globally, we’ve witnessed heightened efforts to regulate this sector. Meanwhile, major expansion plans signal growth intentions within the industry. Lastly, insights from the Money 20/20 conference provided valuable perspectives on the future of crypto and fintech.

Money 20/20 unveils projections, insights & hurdles

  • Ripple’s stablecoin will likely launch this year, according to Ripple President Monica Long
  • Long said at Money 20/20 that the SEC is not a friendly entryway for companies trying to establish themselves in the U.S., highlighting regulatory challenges.
  • Further, discussions at Money 20/20 suggested that the tokenization industry needs to address interoperability issues to ensure seamless integration and operation across different blockchain platforms.
  • Industry leaders argued that traditional financial institutions must merge with blockchain technology to stay relevant and competitive in finance.

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2024-06-09 16:27