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Join us for this week’s podcast, featuring a special guest, Lewis Cohen, a leading blockchain lawyer, who provides us with a regulatory update. Lewis shares essential insights into current cases that demand our attention and offers his outlook on regulation, including the potential for an ETF approval.
David takes a deep dive into the macro outlook, discussing the possibility of a government shutdown and evaluating the recent performance of various assets based on key metrics like Total Value Locked (TVL), revenue, and active addresses.
Greg and Josh dive into the upcoming options expiry, exploring its potential impact on the crypto market. They also discuss Tether’s investments in miners, exchanges operating without licenses in Hong Kong and recent flows on the desk.
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- Ben Floyd, Head of Execution Services
Special Guest
- Lewis Cohen, Co-Founder DLXLaw
Presenters
- David Duong, Head of Institutional Research
- Greg Sutton, Senior CES Salestrader
- Joshua Pak, CES Salestrader
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