About this episode

The episode discusses significant changes in global liquidity and the implications of regulatory stances on digital currencies and trading mechanisms.

In our May 30th briefing, we dissect the monumental structural shifts redefining global liquidity. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hardens the U.S. stance against a CBDC, officially leaving the digital dollar playground to private stablecoin operators. Meanwhile, NYSE parent ICE opens talks with Hyperliquid as the global elite look to clone 24/7 on-chain perpetual trading mechanisms. We break down Paxos making history as the first blockchain-native clearing agency registered with the SEC, an...

Topics covered

• global liquidity
• CBDC
• stablecoins
• blockchain
• trading mechanisms
• financial regulation

Keywords

• global liquidity
• CBDC
• stablecoins
• blockchain clearing agency
• trading
• SEC
• financial technology

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: U.S., ICE, Hyperliquid, Paxos, SEC

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