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Adam Back: The FTX and Mt. Gox script is repeating itself Bitcoin OG Adam Back @adam3us at BTC Prague 2026 stated that the Bitcoin market has many areas where it needs to learn from traditional markets. Traditional markets have undergone long-term evolution and have learned how [Spoken audio]: I think that the Bitcoin markets have things to learn from traditional markets because traditional markets have evolved over a long period of time and adapted to different kinds of market stresses and how to robustly handle those. So I think some of it is good and often different crypto ecosystems just repeat prior centuries mistakes or fraud patterns or something, right? So I think from that point of view, it's important to learn. And I think clearly the separate custody from the exchange venue is something that traditional markets have done for a very long time to isolate and protect the assets. And those aren't even Bitcoin. So there's no key loss scenario, but it's just a kind of legal separation to just make really sure that the trading venue doesn't take your assets. If it fails as a business, you can just transport them to another entity without getting pulled into a bankruptcy like with FTX and MtGox and all these things. So the traditional market has experienced that 50 or 100 years ago in some cases and took structural changes to do that. So I think that's important. Now I think that blockchain and Bitcoin is the most robust example of that, is a very interesting and improved way to settle digital share certificates effectively, whether that is a certificate for a stablecoin or a public stock or or there's some kind of derivative instrument, I think that is a much cleaner settlement mechanism than the C plus two, the prime broker kind of post-trade settlement and reconciling of errors that's very high friction and error prone and human involvement. And I think that the kind of global settlability is actually a huge advantage, of a technology refresh of that whole landscape.
