Solana CEO Answered Directly: The Future of the Financial System, Korea's Next Step

Summary

Miller Whitehouse-Levine, CEO of Solana Policy Institute, discusses the current state of US digital asset legislation, including the Clarity Act and GENIUS Act. He explains that Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana will be classified as digital commodities, providing regulatory clarity and growth opportunities. He also talks about Solana's Project Open to natively issue equity as tokens, and offers advice for Korean regulators and companies.

• Guest is Miller Whitehouse-Levine, CEO of Solana Policy Institute.
• US crypto regulation is moving from enforcement to clear rulemaking.
• The Clarity Act will classify Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana as digital commodities.
• An exit test based on decentralization and control determines commodity status.
• GENIUS Act framework for stablecoins requires AML compliance and freeze capability.
• Solana's Project Open aims to issue natively tokenized equity, potentially approved by SEC.
• Public blockchains like Solana are the core innovation, trend inevitable.
• Korea and Asia should adopt clear crypto regulation, learning from US mistakes.