
Bitrue's strategy advisor, Robert Quartly-Janeiro, says America risks losing out on talent in the digital asset market due to regulatory uncertainties.
Quartly-Janeiro highlighted the advantages of cryptocurrency, emphasising its ability to move money more efficiently and cost-effectively than traditional finance.
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This sentiment echoes the theme of discussions to be held at Benzinga's Future of Digital Assets conference on Nov. 14, where industry experts converged to discuss the transformative power of digital currencies.
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To prevent these risks, he emphasised the importance of ongoing penetration testing and operational resilience to mitigate these risks.
Policies: When it comes to government policies in the adoption of cryptocurrencies, Quartly-Janeiro said that while governments set the standards, they can sometimes hinder innovation.
The discussion reflected on America's position in the global cryptocurrency landscape.
Quartly-Janeiro said when discussing the potential talent drain due to regulatory challenges in the U.S.
However, he said, many people want to go to the U.S. as much as they want to leave it.
When asked about the situation in Bitrue amidst the ongoing economic difficulties, Quartly-Janeiro was optimistic.
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