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ARTICLE · 05 DECEMBER 2024

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Key Takeaways – November Breakfast Briefing: Staking And Institutional Crypto Assets

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On 19 November 2024, Rosenblatt and Memery Crystal held the latest event in their breakfast briefing series on staking and institutional crypto assets.

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On 19 November 2024, Rosenblatt and Memery Crystal held the latest event in their breakfast briefing series on staking and institutional crypto assets. Led by Partner, Laura Clatworthy (Head of Digital Assets and Web3) and moderated by Jonny Fry (Head of Digital Asset Strategy, ClearBank), the panel comprised Helen Disney (CEO, Unblocked), Eva Lawrence (Head of EMEA, Figment), Peter Lane (Co-Founder and CCO, Jacobi Asset Management), and Elise Soucie Watts (Executive Director, Global Digital Finance).

Key takeaways from the discussion were:

  • The election of Donald Trump and the elevation of Elon Musk potentially promise the development of a blockchain- and crypto-friendly environment, and a boom for the digital assets market, as we are already seeing. Staking and crypto ETFs are anticipated to be strong growth areas. However, panel member Helen Disney noted that this boom might prove a double-edged sword, as it may lead regulators to worry about speculative excess

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