Bitcoin on the Fed's Balance Sheet & Web3 Union
Bitcoin on the Federal Reserve's Balance Sheet and a Web3 Developers Union
In a recent episode of CoinDesk's Markets Daily podcast, Adam B. Levine and Adrian Blust tackled listener questions about two significant topics: the implications of Bitcoin joining the Federal Reserve's balance sheet, and the potential formation of a Web3 Developers Union.
Bitcoin on the Federal Reserve's Balance Sheet
Listeners WATSN and PREMTRAK raised questions regarding a hypothetical scenario where Bitcoin becomes part of the Federal Reserve's holdings. The discussion explored potential economic and market consequences, examining the impact on Bitcoin's price stability, the role of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and the broader implications for monetary policy.
The Nuances of a Web3 Developers Union
The podcast also delved into the complexities of establishing a union for Web3 developers. The conversation addressed potential benefits, such as improved working conditions and industry standards, along with challenges related to the decentralized nature of the Web3 space and the diverse backgrounds of its developers. Key considerations included representation, collective bargaining, and the overall impact on the Web3 ecosystem.
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Episode Credits:
- Edited & Produced by: Adrian Blust
- Original Music by: Doc Blust & Colin Mealey
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