2022年12月6日

支付行业专业人士担心加密交换的垮台可能引发对数字资产监管反弹。发表2022年12月6日通过盖蒂图片社Just_Super cryptocurrency交换FTX崩溃可能引发的行业监管,金融服务业高管和分析师预测。突出cryptocurrency交换FTX从320亿美元的估值在几天内破产,和它的崩溃引发了一波又一波的问题在加密行业其他公司,包括加密交换同行BlockFi。加密行业忽略“红旗”FTX有关,因为人们认为这是“一个非常成功的企业,“跑Goldi Fireblocks副总裁在上周的一次采访中说。现在,“每个人都搬到另一边,“密码是不好的,我们需要杀死加密,”“Goldi说,软件公司提供的数字资产的安全服务。FTX内爆碎动量cryptocurrencies在获得广泛认可的银行和支付行业,负责人说Goldi Fireblocks支付。他指出,行业一直前进,刺激加密框架和鼓励中央银行电子货币。纽约Fireblocks,筹集了10亿美元的风险资本和拥有约600名员工,提供交流、银行、对冲基金、托管人和其他实体软件工具安全问题,存储和传输数字资产。雷竞技 raybet它还允许客户通过Fireblocks扩大其数字资产业务的基础设施网络和钱包。一些公司的大约1700客户包括支付公司忠诚国家信息服务”(FIS) Worldpay和Checkout.com。 Fireblocks doesn’t hold funds or assets so it wasn’t directly affected by the FTX crash, but some of its clients were impacted, Goldi said. Because Fireblocks was integrated with FTX, some Fireblocks clients had assets at FTX and used Fireblocks to move them around the world, he explained. About two dozen Fireblocks clients experienced “a significant impact” from the debacle, he said. A concern for the crypto industry is that its path toward broader acceptance has been so volatile, Goldi said. Although more regulation of the industry is needed, he said, he fears now regulators will go too far and have an overly harsh response to digital assets as a result of FTX. In another part of the payments world, Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski, who leads the Swedish buy now-pay later provider, also expressed concern recently over the regulatory response to the FTX collapse, saying such regulation could affect fintech firms’ ability to compete with traditional lenders, Bloomberg reported . “Any proposed/enacted regulation is likely to be restrictive and/or expensive for exchanges, with the objective of preventing another FTX,” Bank of America analyst Jason Kupferberg wrote in a Nov. 18 note to investor clients regarding crypto platform Coinbase. As the digital asset industry has grown, those within it have pressed for crypto-friendly regulation. FTX spent millions lobbying U.S. lawmakers, The New York Times reported . Although regulation is overdue, there is a risk that regulators will go after the most “egregiously, cartoonish forms of fraud and crime” and not address the more subtle but systemically riskier issues, Willamette University Law Professor Rohan Grey said in an interview. While the Fireblocks business is stablecoin-based, meaning the digital assets are typically pegged to U.S. dollars, the company was still fielding a lot of client inquiries in the wake of FTX, Goldi said. “We had to do a lot of calls explaining what happened,” he said. That being said, “we don’t see any slowdown materially in sales or new accounts,” he added. Although the FTX situation is likely to damage public perception of digital assets in the short term, “obviously, getting bad actors out is a good thing, and exposing systematic risk and learning from that is a good thing,” he said. In the long term, “regulations are a good thing,” as long as they’re within reason, he said.