Altius CEO: Crypto's future is pricing existing assets, not creating new ones
Altius co-founder and CEO Annabelle Huang argues that the future of crypto may depend less on creating novel assets and more on building the infrastructure required to price a growing universe of existing ones. She notes the industry's focus has shifted from new assets to new markets, citing examples like prediction markets, oil and gold perpetuals on Hyperliquid, and pre-IPO perpetuals. Huang believes blockchain technology excels at expanding what can be priced, enabling 24/7 continuous operation and enhanced accessibility to transform observation into global participation, leading to more responsive and organic value assessment.
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