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In a recent interview with CNBC, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong interpreted memecoins as an early signal in the tokenization of culture. Armstrong expressed his belief that these digital assets would expand into various fields such as identity, voting, and the arts in the future.
Expectations for Tokenization
Armstrong pointed out that memecoins are not merely playful cryptocurrencies but herald a structure that will allow artists to receive payment for their works. He shared his view that this situation would lead to the transfer of every asset class and digital content to a blockchain environment.
“Memecoins mark the beginning of a mechanism that ensures artists receive the payment they deserve for their works. Anyone should be able to monetize their creations. This domain will be increasingly tokenized and transferred to the network.”
Although similar sentiments were expressed theoretically for NFTs in 2021, it cannot be said that anyone pays much attention to them today.
Market Regulation and Concerns
The CEO noted that the digital asset sector is still in its early stages and currently faces some regulatory gaps. Armstrong emphasized that illegal activities, such as insider trading, are occasionally observed in the market and must be prevented through necessary legal regulations. He also mentioned that controversial statements from the leader of Argentina have affected the industry’s image.
“In every crypto cycle, lessons from the past are often not learned. Insider trading must definitely be penalized.”
Armstrong remarked that the digital asset sector can still be characterized as a Wild West, creating a space for both innovative developments and risky practices. Market participants are urged to develop long-term strategies for the widespread adoption of digital assets and the modernization of the financial system, while regulatory bodies need to closely monitor the process.
Following developments is crucial for maximizing the potential created by digital assets, and the implementation of legal regulations will play a critical role in the maturation of the market.
