Adoption, Identity, and the Institution Question: What the Future of Crypto Holds
The week after the 2019 industry summit in Las Vegas, Dick Allgire sat down in Hawaii with M and recorded a three-part conversation about where digital asset adoption was actually heading. Part one opens with a blunt review of the conference itself: heavy on networking, light on technical progress, with the year's real development happening elsewhere. From there it moves past the panel questions to the answers this team considered more durable.
The call covers why the next major move would be driven by institutional infrastructure rather than retail enthusiasm, which balance-sheet names were already positioning, why identity verification had become an international layer sitting above national law, and how smaller banks would be absorbed as the sector braced for stress. It closes on the question put to the summit's own panel: does the old system require a crash, and what would living through one actually look like.
Part one of three. Full notes and the complete video are below for members.
This session was recorded on November 15, 2019.
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