eToro CEO Yoni Assia on Bitcoin, tokenization and banks
Original title: Yoni Assia (Co-founder & CEO of etoro) - On Bitcoin, tokenization and banks
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Summary
Yoni Assia is co-founder and CEO of eToro. He spoke with Jérémy Le Bescont, editor-in-chief of CoinShares' The Node magazine, during Paris Blockchain Week. The discussion is framed around Bitcoin, tokenization and banks. It covers eToro's 20 years of growth and the company's early days. eToro is described as one of the global leading fintechs. The conversation includes finding Bitcoin in 2010 and the Colored Coins paper. It also addresses being debanked in 30 days. It examines why eToro bought Zengo. It explores tokenising everything. It ends with the question of what money is. These segments move from early Bitcoin discovery and colored coins to tokenization, banking access, acquisitions and the nature of money. The interview places eToro's history alongside broader questions about digital assets and financial infrastructure. It is a wide-ranging discussion of Bitcoin, tokenization and banks, seen through the experience of a long-running fintech. The discussion touches on banks as well as Bitcoin and tokenization.
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- Yoni Assia is co-founder and CEO of eToro.
- He spoke with Jérémy Le Bescont, editor-in-chief of CoinShares' The Node magazine, during Paris Blockchain Week.
- The discussion covers eToro's 20 years of growth and its early days.
- It includes finding Bitcoin in 2010 and the Colored Coins paper.
- It addresses being debanked in 30 days and why eToro bought Zengo.
- It explores tokenising everything and the question of what money is.
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Who is Yoni Assia?
He is co-founder and CEO of eToro.
What is eToro?
eToro is described as one of the global leading fintechs.
Where did the discussion take place?
During Paris Blockchain Week.
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