- Paris Blockchain Week ends successfully.
- Ripple CEO enthusiastic with court’s decision against SEC.
- Brazil’s new crypto bill and CBDC plans to be passed out soon.
The Paris Blockchain Week indeed ended up with all the most happy faces one could ever see upon the crypto industry. Apart from being a huge success, the community that gathered, giants and CEOs of many iconic and prominent crypto firms, took over the event blissfully.
Starting off on 11th April, 2022, the event went on for a period of almost 8 days, ending on 18th April, 2022. The city of love, became an epitope for crypto, becoming the ‘city of crypto’ for a week. Almost many of the prominent CEOs and crypto giants flew down to Paris, to express their views.
The event indeed became a huge collective narration of various crypto norms and regulatory discussions profusely. In spite of all this, many happy news made the entire community to sport a smile throughout.
Highlights of ‘Paris Blockchain Week’
Though the crypto industry and the market is not up to the fullest brim, the entire crowd gathered around indeed spread out all sorts of positivity throughout the event. Starting off with the CEO of Binance, Changpeng Zhao, who claims that the year 2022, is indeed fruitful as many countries and regulatory bodies are coming up with revised and crypto supporting regulations.
On the other hand, the COF of Web3 Foundation, Bertrand Perez, points out that the European councils are not holding proper propaganda for crypto regulations. In spite of this, he insists that the councils should take enough time to finally come up with concrete regulations.
One of the happiest men in the crowd was the CEO of Ripple Labs, Brad Garlinghouse. After his firm’s recent success over the ever ongoing law issue against the SEC, he cheered out and boasted around in rejoice. Accordingly, the U.S court’s judge Sarah Netburn, validated former SEC Director Hinman’s speech on cornering Ripple.
In addition to all this, Brazil also joins the party as they tend to soon launch their very own CBDC along with a completely new re-framed crypto regulations, all towards the betterment of the country’s crypto industry.
