With many younger investors getting into blockchain and cryptocurrencies through various advertisements on the internet, the importance of education in the space becomes more obvious, according to a panel discussion at the CV Summit 2022.
Cointelegraph’s editor-in-chief Kristina Cornèr moderated a panel discussion titled “Tokenized Finances, Security Tokens, and the Re-Definition of Value.” Panelists included Massimo Butti, the head of equity at SDX; Nicola Plain, the CEO of Aktionariat; Thomas Eichenberger, the head of business units at Sygnum and Arnab Naskar, the co-founder of STOKR.
During the discussion, several topics were brought up, including how distributed ledger technology (DLT) is forcing traditional finance to rethink its ways and how accessibility and the education of the community and regulators have become vital.
According to Butti, the shift in the mentality of traditional finance people like himself has been massive. The executive explained that this is because distributed ledger technology is one of the breaking points in the evolution of financial and capital markets. He further said that:
The executive noted that this new technology allows the democratization of access to financial markets. However, Butti believes that it will take time before the community is able to determine if this new access is a good thing o.
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In terms of accessibility, Plain also chimed in with his thoughts. Contrary to the notion that everyone may be able to access financial markets, Plain believes that the participants will be determined by the market in the future. However, he thinks that it’s not for everyone. “If everyone wants it, we will use it.
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