2024-12-04
73 minutes

Ava Labs x CBER Ep 6: Regulation of Decentralized Exchanges

Regulation
Finance

About this episode

This podcast explains the novel risks for traders who trade at Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) and why standard regulatory approaches are not well-suited for addressing those risks. The podcast then discusses the feasible paths for regulation weighing the relative advantages and disadvantages. An important point is that regulators are not necessarily properly aware of the challenges of regulation in the blockchain context and, as a consequence, some regulatory actions being taken might be counter-productive.

Guests: Professor Campbell Harvey (Duke University) and Professor Joel Hasbrouck (NYU Stern)

Paper: The Evolution of Decentralized Exchange: Risks, Benefits, and Oversight

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Guests

Campbell Harvey

Campbell Harvey

Professor of Finance at Duke University and Research Associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research

Joel Hasbrouck

Joel Hasbrouck

Kenneth G. Langone Professor of Business Administration and Professor of Finance at the Stern School of Business, New York University

AVALABS x CBER

Owl Explains by Ava Labs and the Crypto and Blockchain Economic Research (CBER) Forum are proud to announce the Crafting the Crypto Economy podcast series. Episodes feature deep dives into notable research subjects such as lending platform economics, DEX design, DAO governance, and much more. By highlighting major research efforts, the series aims to unveil useful learning, explain complex topics, and educate a wide range of listeners, from beginners to professionals. Most of all, the podcast will equip lawmakers and regulators with the additional tools and knowledge they need to effectively and sensibly shape workable blockchain policies that maximally benefit all parties.