Morgan Stanley’s Peel: Bitcoin is Becoming an Institutional Topic
Andrew Peel said he sees traditional finance and digital assets continuing to evolve in parallel, but at some point they will join so that traditional services will be available on blockchains.
Andrew Peel, Head of Digital Asset Markets, Morgan Stanley; Blockworks original art by Axel Rangel
- “Bitcoin as an asset class has become more of an institutional topic, certainly from macro investors,” Peel said.
- “The growth (in DeFi) can’t be ignored, on one hand these platforms grow significantly but they are also limited on regulatory requirements,” he said.
Andrew Peel, head of digital asset markets at Morgan Stanley, joined Blockworks for an interview at our Digital Asset Summit: NYC conference after he spoke during “The Future of Financial Services and Digital Assets” panel.
In the interview, Peel shared insight from the conference and talked about:
- Traditional finance overlapping with digital assets
- Bitcoin as an asset class
- The explosion of innovation
- The power of public, open networks
- Crypto evolution over time
- Regulatory requirements
Watch the full interview below and watch all of the panel videos from DAS here.
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