In line with the custody theme in the podcast I am discussing here the profound changes the use of a public key infrastructure will have on the world of financial services, in particular in the area of custody.
Another piece of news fitting into the custody theme I am currently developing. As BeInCrypto reports [1], Gemini exchange integrates with the wallets on Samsung phones, increasing end customer security. See also the podcast I made with Dr Ken Tindell on the Samsung hardware [2].
As MPT [1] reports, Samsung just announced a new security chip for mobile phones [3], or – as Cointelegraph refers to it [2] – a “new chip to secure crypto transactions”. In this episode I am talking with Ken Tindell about what this chip does and why it matters for (security) tokens and their custody.
Today’s big news in the crypto space [1][2] is that Paul Tudor Jones – the famous hedge fund veteran – has a published a letter to his investors where he is very open about changing his investment mandate to be allowed to invest into BTC futures because of the current unprecedented macroeconomic environment. I will talk here about the “futures” part which involves a discussion about institutional custody [3][4]