In brief
- EY’s Paul Brody said privacy has become a baseline requirement for institutional adoption.
- Tether co-founder Reeve Collins described a new stablecoin model built on transparency and user participation.
- dYdX’s Charles d’Haussy said institutional money entering crypto today is more disciplined and analytical than in past cycles.
Crypto is entering a steadier phase, shaped by clearer rules, institutional players, and systems built for transparency and trust. After years of hype and speculation, builders are seeing a turning point.
Speaking with Decrypt at Token2049 in Singapore last week, they described a push to rebuild credibility through stronger infrastructure, clearer rules, and more transparent markets.
“The level of…
Oct 06 2025
