Crypto governance starts with the model that already works
The cryptoasset industry has spent considerable energy arguing that cryptoassets are different enough to require a fundamentally new approach to governance. The argument runs that the technology is too novel, the markets...
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The cryptoasset industry has spent considerable energy arguing that cryptoassets are different enough to require a fundamentally new approach to governance. The argument runs that the technology is too novel, the markets too fast-moving or the business models too unusual to map onto the governance frameworks that traditional finance has built up over decades.
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