This morning's #W3LF has already paved the way for a number of discussions that will need to be pursued to build Europe's future in digital innovation.
In the field of finance, and at a time when Europe has been looking for ways to deepen the union of capital markets, Cristiano Ventricelli (Moody's), Erwin Voloder, MES (The Finnish Innovation Fund Sitra) and Thaïs Drozdowski (Inuk) gave us a first-hand look at how tokenisation could help build the finance of tomorrow.
Mélodie Lamarque (Keyring Network), Peter Kerstens (European Commission), Olivier Fliche (French banking supervisor, ACPR) and Claire Wells (Kiln) discussed the possibility and necessity of regulating decentralised finance, at a time when the sector is impatiently awaiting the European Commission's report, due by the end of the year, on the development of the #crypto market.
Europe also sees metaverse as a market of the future. The latest Altindex study predicts a global metaverse market of 25 billion dollars by 2030, in education alone. Joachim Schwerin (European Commission) and Jordi Mompart (FC Barcelona) therefore highlighted the key role of #NFTs in the successful adoption of #VirtualWorlds in Europe.
Finally, Dr Lisa C. (Crypto and Digital Assets All Party Parliamentary Group, APPG), Dimitrios Psarrakis (GBBC) and Matthieu Lucchesi (Gide Loyrette Nouel) gave us a clearer picture of the global regulatory landscape for Web 3 and provided key tools for companies looking to address new markets in the coming years.
Thank you, to all the speakers, for making this morning a success by answering questions from Mark Kepeneghian (Kriptown), Inbar Preiss (DL News), Raphaël Rossignol (Economic Warfare School) and Denys Malengreau (Consultant).