Former Assitant Attorney General Makan Delrahim believes blockchain has potential to see further innovation.
He says regulations should help bolster competition and that antitrust laws are there to check on abuse.
Delrahim also thinks not all crypto companies will survive, similar to what happened during the dotcom era.
Makan Delrahim, the former US Assistant Attorney General and a Latham & Watkins Partner, believes the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry is still growing and that its potential to disrupt is probably infinite.
He shared his sentiments on the topic of crypto regulation and antitrust issues during an interview with Bloomberg on Tuesday.
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Broadly, Delrahim talked about blockchain’s foundational technology and what potential regulation at this early stage of the industry’s growth would mean for innovation.
He also highlighted the issue of what competition and the...
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