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Christopher PerkinsThe president of Coinfund, ha Restless Against a new bank report for international agreements (BIS).
The report, Released on April 15He suggested that encryption markets should remain separated from traditional finances. Perkins believe This type of separation would increase the risks for the global financial system..
Perkins criticized the BIS for what he called a approach shaped by fear and misunderstanding. He pushed back Against the idea that cryptography must be containedDeclating: “Cryptography is not communism.” He said they offer global access to financial tools and that they cannot be closed or controlled by any group.
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Perkins warned that Treating cryptography as something separate could create problems in market stress times. If a crisis began in crypto of regular commercial hours, it could be extended to traditional finances before the markets reopened, creating major liquidity problems.
Bis’s report said Crypto has grown large enough to be a concern for investor safety. He also raised questions about the risks of Defi, the anonymous nature of many developers and the possible effects of the stable in countries with weak economies.
However, Perkins argued that Defi systems are more open than bankswhere much of the activity occurs behind closed doors. On the issue of anonymous developers, he declared that many traditional financial companies also do not reveal who builds their systems.
Meanwhile, Greg Cipolaro, Chief of Research of New York Digital Investment Group (NYDIG), recently shared their views on how encryption markets respond to global sales. What did he say? Read the full story.
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