Microstrategy’s annual Bitcoin for Corporations conference is in full swing, with the second day featuring insightful discussions on the future of corporate Bitcoin adoption. The event brings together leading finance, regulatory, and fintech professionals to delve into topics such as the financial implications of Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US, changing regulatory landscapes, and catalysts for other firms to embrace Bitcoin strategies.
One of the highlights of Day 2 is the session on “Bitcoin and Wall Street,” where experts will explore how Bitcoin’s presence on Wall Street impacts portfolio allocation, risk analysis, and investment criteria. Speakers include industry heavyweights such as Phong Le, President & CEO of MicroStrategy, Matt Horne from Fidelity Digital Asset Management, and Puneet Singhvi from Citibank.
Another key discussion is the “Regulatory Roundtable: Shaping Digital Assets,” focusing on the evolving regulatory and legal frameworks for digital assets. Experts like Ming Shao from MicroStrategy and Dax Hanse from Perkins Coie will shed light on the latest developments in this space.
Moreover, attendees will get insights into MicroStrategy’s playbook for corporates, with senior leadership sharing their experiences and strategies for adopting Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset. The session will feature Michael J Saylor, Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, and Andrew Kang, CFO of MicroStrategy.
Day 1 of the conference saw MicroStrategy unveil its enterprise platform for building decentralized identity applications on the Bitcoin blockchain, garnering attention in the industry. Additionally, discussions on the Lightning Network and Bitcoin’s role as the native currency of AI sparked further interest among participants.
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