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spoke with the Global Editor-in-chief at Wired, Gideon Lichfield, about crypto regulation, regulating centralized crypto exchanges, the collapse of Terra's stablecoin, UST, and other points., opining on why there must not be too much regulation related to crypto trading on exchanges.
Still, the Wired editor-in-chief referred to the original meme cryptocurrency with the phrase "something as dumb as Dogecoin."When sharing his viewpoint on the question of whether customers on crypto exchanges should be protected, Garlinghouse stated that if the Nasdaq did not allow trading companies with no viable business plan on the New York Stock Exchange,
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