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Merlin Egalite
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Regulation can have drastic consequences on businesses, for better or for worse. The nuclear industry in the US serves as a good example: a flawed regulatory framework stifled progress and deprived us of a valuable weapon in the fight against climate change. This provides many lessons on what NOT to do in regulating DeFi and web3. (I wrote about it on @paragraph here: https://paragraph.xyz/@merlin-egalite/flawed-regulatory-framework-the-nuclear-case) On the other hand, comprehensive regulatory frameworks and decisions made on common sense can boost innovation and growth. So we're left with the following question: Do we want to foster innovation and improve Europe, or stifle progress and make it worse than where we began?
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Merlin Egalite
@merlinegalite
Given Mario Draghi's speech (https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1mnxeAPODXbxX), @euacchq account on X, and other folks ringing the alarm, it seems that Europe is waking up and is ready to make the right decisions for its future. Overall, I'm optimistic about the future of France and Europe. → So far, France has been very welcoming and attentive to our concerns, particularly on DeFi and web3 topics. → Europe as a whole offers a massive talent pool with individuals who uphold great values. → Europe still maintains expertise in various domains, including aerospace, energy, and transport. These are a few reasons why we've incorporated Morpho in France and stay there. We want to demonstrate that it's still possible to build ambitious projects in Europe and succeed. 🇪🇺
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