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The Future of Tokens and Venture Capital
The risks of investing in tokens engineered by Silicon Valley venture firms are being scrutinized, and investing in corporations is expected to replace investing in tokens, while the tokens will likely be subject to more regulations. The decentralization of networks through cryptographic verification system may not come to fruition as entities like Citadel and Jane Street operate dark pool exchanges for regulated securities without centralized control or manipulation.
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The hosts discuss how venture capital firms are creating and engineering tokens while teaching others how to do it and then flipping them for potential profit.
52:49 - 58:49 (06:00)
Summary
The hosts discuss how venture capital firms are creating and engineering tokens while teaching others how to do it and then flipping them for potential profit. They raise concerns about the risk profile and potential regulation of investing in tokens versus corporations.
ChapterThe Future of Tokens and Venture Capital
EpisodeE104: FTX collapse with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong + election results, macro update & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The legality of Alameda using data insights from FTX for trading purposes is not clear.
58:49 - 59:50 (01:01)
Summary
The legality of Alameda using data insights from FTX for trading purposes is not clear. While front-running trades is legal in regulated markets, manipulating the cryptocurrency market to the extent of printing FTT tokens would not be possible without breaching strict market segregation.