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Binance CEO Shares Developments in Post-CZ Era and Outlook on Cryptocurrency
Speaking on a podcast called Making Markets today, July 13, Binance CEO Richard Teng shared vital insights into crypto developments post-CZ (Changpeng Zhao). The former Abu Dhabi regulator spoke about crypto adoption and regulation, global adoption trends, and more.
Here’s a quick report on the podcast that appears to have quickly gained significant traction across the industry.
Binance CEO on ‘Creating Markets’
In conversation with Making Markets host Eric Golden, Teng shared insights on Binance’s journey from a startup to an industry giant. Furthermore, Teng highlighted how 2024 has come as a landmark year for the cryptocurrency industry. This statement is mainly attributable to the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs and many other digital asset-based ETFs in the pipeline despite regulatory scrutiny. In line with this, the former Abu Dhabi regulator seems to be highly optimistic about the future of the cryptocurrency industry and its global consideration as a prominent asset class.
Meanwhile, the CEO also spoke about how Binance recently encountered regulatory challenges in the US in its money laundering saga. Chang Peng ZhaoThe former face of the cryptocurrency exchange, Teng has faced regulatory pressure that has caused its downfall. However, Teng stressed that as an exchange, it has only grown and learned from the past.
Furthermore, assessing its colossal user base, the CEO proclaimed that global trust “does not happen overnight,” but rather is a result of constant actions taken by the company to optimize the user experience. On the other hand, focusing on one of the hottest topics around the CEX
the arrest of Tigran Gambaryan, Teng assured that the company is doing everything in its power to bring the detained executive back to his home.
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Teng talks about regulation and current market dynamics
Notably, regulatory challenges have become a major hurdle in the current crypto landscape. Every nation, aiming at the betterment of its citizens, has rolled out various regulations. However, Teng stated that Binance allows for these regulations and adheres to them, shading the motive of offering users a safe and secure experience with digital asset investments.
Furthermore, when asked about the effect of the ETF approval on exchange operations, particularly the cannibalization of market participants magnetized towards ETFs, Teng stated that the cannibalization effect remains minimal. Highlighting the 24×7 nature of crypto, Teng feels that while ETFs serve as a great opportunity, traditional investment products have limitations.
Richard Teng concludes by saying that the cryptocurrency exchange has well-established relationships with regulators around the world, but remains nimble and seeks opportunities for growth.
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