Quadrata Co-Founder: Crypto Market Needs Constructive Regulatory Framework

Lisa Fridman, co-founder of Quadrata, recently said in an interview that the crypto market needs a constructive regulatory framework. "I do believe that for the digital asset markets to attract broader participation of institutions and individuals, a constructive regulatory framework would be necessary. For example, if a larger percentage of the population relies on DeFi for their financial needs, the governments would want to put protections in place to make sure people understand risks associated with these opportunities. The challenge is to put such a framework in place which creates the safeguards while still promoting innovation."
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