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Consensus draws 20,000 attendees to Austin and CoinDesk stitches three days of panels into a case that power shifts from banks to builders, arguing digital communities become virtual nations. Regulators are not ignored — the event reports worked with SEC staff to define when tokens act like securities and flags unhosted wallets as a national‑security risk. Examples: bitcoin used pseudonymously in 2013 to pay servers, pure donations for food justice (no tokens), and an announced album with Lil Wayne tied to metaverse experiments.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00The future of finance
- 0:37Regulatory landscape
- 1:11Asset definitions
- 1:51Security and illicit finance
- 2:37Consequences of innovation
- 3:21Web3 and creator economy
- 3:58Social impact and non-profits
- 4:24Bitcoin and privacy
- 5:23Building the metaverse
- 5:54Moving forward
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