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Bram Kanstein joins the regulation panel with the builder's instinct to ask what rules do to real products, real customers and real incentives. Bitcoin companies in Europe do not operate in a vacuum; compliance costs, banking relationships and disclosure requirements all shape what can be built.
His role on the panel is to help move the conversation beyond "regulation good" or "regulation bad." The more interesting question is what kind of market survives: one where users learn more and hold more responsibility, or one where the easy path keeps moving back toward custodial comfort.
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