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Thu 19 Nov1:45–2:00pmFrontier Stage
The End of Anonymous Ownership? The Next Era of On-Chain Finance - Powered by Cleanverse
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About This Session
As TradFi moves on-chain, can ownership of regulated digital assets remain anonymous? Programmed Governance offers a new model where trusted identity, asset eligibility and policy rules are checked and validated before value moves. As money becomes programmable, this session explores the next frontier: rewiring policy for an era of programmable value.
- When
- Thursday 19 November1:45–2:00pm, Singapore time
- Where
- Frontier StageHall 6, Singapore EXPO
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- Premium Premium sessionWith a Delegate, Executive, Startup, Policy, Academic or Media Pass.Compare all passes
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