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Latest from Fran Velasquez
Crypto Investors Can Rely on ‘Frankly Nothing’ in Current Regulatory Environment, Says Former FDIC Official
Chief Innovation Officer Sultan Meghji joined CoinDesk TV’s “First Mover” to discuss why crypto investors can rely on “frankly, nothing.”

Bitcoin Will Make a Comeback, Rockefeller International Chairman Says
“We need the excesses to get weeded out,” Ruchir Sharma told CoinDesk TV.

Custodia Bank's CEO Says Bad Actors and Regulators Caused Crypto Crash
Caitlin Long said the use of leverage spelled trouble for the industry.

States, Not Congress, Will Lead Crypto Regulation, Says Legal Expert
States could move faster to keep pace with a changing market, said Jarrod Loadholt, a partner at Ice Miller Public Affairs Group.

OKX to Increase Staff by 30% Despite Market Downturn
The crypto exchange wants to have 5,000 employees.

Web3 Adoption Is 'Inevitable,' Blockchain Creative Labs CEO Says
“We believe we can leverage the Fox platform to teach people what it means [for] them to value a digital good [and] the value of an NFT,” Blockchain Creative Labs CEO Scott Greenberg said during an interview with CoinDesk at NFT.NYC.

Gucci Invests $25K in DAO of NFT Marketplace SuperRare to Start Digital Art Vault
The high-end luxury fashion house has purchased the tokens to launch a digital “Vault Art Space.”

Former SEC Lawyer Sees More Crypto Regulations After Celsius Network's Debacle
The crypto lender froze withdrawals, and several states are investigating.

From Mixtapes to NFTs: French Montana on Music and Crypto
“Only the strong survive at this point," three-time Grammy-nominated rapper French Montana said about the future of NFTs on CoinDesk TV’s “First Mover” program.

Crypto Lending Platforms 'Should Be Regulated': Former CFTC Chairman
“A lot of people have losses who didn't understand the risks they were taking,” Timothy Massad said on CoinDesk TV’s “First Mover.”
