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EPISODE · May 19, 2023 · 43 MIN

Weekly Roundup 05/19/23 (Texas PoR bill, the Hinman test revisited, what's up with Worldcoin?) (EP.426)

from On The Brink with Castle Island

Nic and Matt return for another week of news and deals. In this episode:  Nic and Matt reminisce on the Bitcoin Miami conference Ripple wins a key victory over the SEC in the Hinman test Texas passes a proof of reserve bill The SEC alleges that Filecoin is a security  What's the deal with Worldcoin?  How biometrics and blockchain can help with AI  Regulating AI Tether is buying Bitcoin John Ray is trying to claw back more funds Is Michael Lewis an innocent bystander in the FTX situation? Sponsor notes:  Coin Metrics STATE OF THE NETWORK - Market Liquidity Review The current market environment for digital assets is characterized by complexity, owing to the presence of regulatory uncertainty, an onslaught of exogenous macro events, and continued shifts in the preferred exchange venues among traders. In this edition of State of the Network, the Coin Metrics team zooms in on essential trading volume & market data trends to contextualize the current crypto market environment.

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