In Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, today’s foremost economists, investors, academics and thinkers will gather for three days in August to answer the question: What is the future of money?

It always seems to be when there’s nothing but euphoria in the market, something smacks you in the face and takes the market down.

The news comes as more financial institutions begin to lean into blockchain technology. JP Morgan Chase & Co. has been using an Ethereum-based system that allows the execution of overnight repurchase agreements since last year.

Proposed regulations aim to reduce privacy in crypto by forcing exchanges and any other virtual asset service providers to further identify users and even their private wallets.