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By Henri Arslanian
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Prediction markets have gone mainstream. And the regulatory frameworks and compliance considerations are developing very quickly. In this episode, we discuss: Why prediction markets are about information, not always gambling The difference between traders and watchers, and why both matter Whether insider trading should be allowed in prediction markets How blockchain transparency makes market surveillance a shared effort Why sports are a smaller share of the market than most people assume Why event-based markets may attract far more institutional players How regulatory clarity from the CFTC could reshape the sector Why prediction markets may be an antidote to online misinformation How existing derivatives rules can regulate prediction markets What the industry needs to prove to earn long-term staying power Sponsored by ACX Compliance - the largest and most specialized digital assets compliance firm globally. Learn more at www.acxcompliance.com

I have spoken on hundreds of panels over the years. In this video, I share my 5 tips. 1. Share the energy 2. Always stay present (no phones!) 3. Body posture and language (especially for men) 4. Don't ask the audience (I show you how to do it instead) 5. Prepare, prepare and prepare I will be releasing more educational videos like this in the coming weeks so make sure to subscribe to my YouTube page not to miss them!

Stablecoins are reshaping how credit is created, priced and distributed. As balances grow, holders are looking for yield, and a new generation of on-chain asset managers is stepping into territory that once belonged exclusively to banks and private credit giants. In this episode, we discuss: 🔹 Why the history of money shapes the future of on-chain finance 🔹 How stablecoin growth sets the ceiling for on-chain lending 🔹 Why banks are structurally unfit for most business lending 🔹 How private credit giants like Apollo and Blackstone are responding to tokenization 🔹 Why Bitcoin-backed lending offers liquidity that traditional collateral cannot 🔹 How fintech platforms and neobanks are becoming a major distribution channel 🔹 Why the two and twenty fee model may be permanently disrupted 🔹 The expansion into real-world assets, securitizations and secured credit 🔹 Why hacks and hidden leverage remain the biggest risks to the ecosystem 🔹 The future of KYC and permissionless finance coexisting This episode is powered by C1 Fund Inc. C1 Fund is an NYSE-listed fund giving you public access to private giants like Kraken, Consensys, and Ripple. C1 Fund lets you back the infrastructure of crypto, not just the tokens. Head to C1Fund.com for more details.

Want to be a content creator? Want to build your personal brand? Here are my 5 tips. I have been creating educational content on social media for the past 10 years. Whilst I am now ranked as one of the top content creators globally, it was not always the case. Here are my 5 most important tips on how you can become a content creator: 1. Find your niche and your micro-community. 2. Consistency, consistency, and consistency. 3. Always add value. 4. Choose your platform wisely. 5. Be authentic (i.e., no ChatGPT). I will be releasing more educational videos like this in the coming weeks, so make sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel.

With Robin Hanson, the pioneer of modern prediction markets and Associate Professor of Economics at George Mason University. Robin first proposed the idea of modern prediction markets in 1988, long before crypto and blockchain made them accessible to millions. We discuss why prediction markets may become one of the world's most powerful tools for aggregating information, making better decisions, and challenging traditional institutions. - Why prediction markets are about information and not gambling - Why markets can outperform polls and traditional forecasting - Should insider trading be allowed in prediction markets? - How companies could use prediction markets to make better decisions - The future of corporate governance powered by markets - Why prediction markets may reshape politics and public policy - The tension between privacy, transparency, and regulation - Why incumbents often resist prediction markets - How crypto is accelerating the adoption of prediction markets - Robin Hanson's vision for the future of decision-making Prediction markets are still in their early days, but they could fundamentally change how companies, governments, and individuals make decisions. Powered by ACX Compliance – the world's largest crypto compliance specialised managed services provider. By crypto compliance professionals. For crypto compliance professionals.
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