Chainlink consultant: Regulatory asymmetry still exists, and the experimental value of emerging markets should be valued

At the 2024 Hong Kong SmartCon conference held by ChainLink, Chainlink consultant Jennifer Peve said in a roundtable discussion on "The Future of Financial Market Infrastructure", "Regarding regulation, I think there is still asymmetric regulation, that is, each jurisdiction has its own regulatory system, and there are different goals, different methods, and their maturity is also very different. Secondly, the regulatory system needs to have priorities, and we cannot let the market rely entirely on regulatory organizations to operate. Therefore, compared with regions with fixed regulatory frameworks, emerging markets may be more important test fields. After all, as the saying goes: 'It is easier to tear down a house than to rebuild it, and it is more difficult to rebuild a house than to renovate a house.'" In addition, she mentioned that the modernization of financial market infrastructure construction will effectively promote asset management and will also connect trillions of traditional assets and digital assets in the future.