24. Conclusion

• by: @kailashsaravanan8551
• 9 months ago

I wish I watched this many years ago, but all our journeys are different in this space. What's important is that you made it here, no matter when you read this post or watch this course. What a journey, I'm glad to have taken it with you all. Let's pay it forward 😁

• by: @johan-nn4pr
• 10 months ago

Thanks for this amazing course!

• by: @AB608052
• 1 year ago

OK, so Coindesk published an article minutes ago offering an explanation why nearly 100% of cryptocurrencies don't want to register with the SEC. Supposedly, registration then restricts the securities trading to exclusively cryptocurrency exchanges that are registered, of which there is now only 1, and it really might not be offering even a single service, yet (Prometheus). That does sound skeptical to me, that the government would actually flip the switch on this industry has been around 15 years and change, and has quite a bit of money moving. My question, is what makes an exchange an exchange? I believe the exchanges negotiate buying and selling by what I believe is called scalping, selling at the bid and buying at the ask. What does it take not to be an exchange? Would all these servers have to be reprogrammed for a hole in the sheet? I'm skeptical. So then, if Gary Gensler is hardnosing an impossible task, what's next?

• by: @aminkazemzade3118
• 1 year ago

its 2024 … Hugo can we see your portfolio?😉🙃

• by: @CSWG-d9e
• 2 years ago

I finished all 24 lectures. Thank you MIT & prof. Gary Gensler for this wonderful program. Congratulations to everyone who made it to the end and gained invaluable knowledge🎉🎉🎉.