Owen “Hasheur” Simonin: Big crypto players will shape regulation

Share This Post

You can’t talk about the crypto industry in Europe without mentioning Paris. The capital of France has long been called Europe’s crypto capital, and recent developments in the country have only further cemented this.

Speaking to Cryptonites’ Alex Fazel at the Paris Blockchain Week, Owen Simonin said that a lot of positive things for the industry were happening in France. Simonin, known as Hasheur to his online audience, is one of the biggest crypto influencers in the country, whose massive online following led him to start a successful mining-as-a-service company.

When asked about what was changing in the crypto landscape in France, Simonin said that the arrival of Binance had the potential to become one of the biggest disrupting forces in the country. He acknowledged that France already boasted a bustling crypto ecosystem but said he believes the space needed a prominent actor like Binance to bring more significant changes — especially when it comes to regulation.

Simonin explained that this will be especially useful given the end goal of many crypto community members, which is to bring in as many institutions and traditional financial players to the industry as possible.

However, this will require solving two major problems — finding a way to legally move money from banks to cryptocurrencies and providing infrastructure for large but stable yields.

Simonin’s company, Just Mining, has set out to solve this problem while maintaining the mantra of building something “actually useful,” he told Cryptonites. The company offers mining-as-a-service to institutions, provides plug-and-play masternode configurations, enables delegated staking, and allows users to earn passive income on stablecoins through lending.

His company will continue on the road that big players like Binance have taken and continue building products that are actually useful to users, he said in the interview.

The post Owen “Hasheur” Simonin: Big crypto players will shape regulation appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Read Entire Article
spot_img

Related Posts

US Coal Miner Uses Excess Power to Mine BTC; Earns 61 Coins in Q1 2024

Alliance Resource Partners (ARLP), a coal mining company in the US, recently disclosed its use of underutilized electricity loads for bitcoin mining Cary Marshall, the company’s CFO, revealed

Bitcoin Price Settles Below $60K, Is This A Critical Bearish Sign?

Bitcoin price extended losses and settled below $60,000 BTC is now consolidating losses near $58,000 and remains at risk of more downsides in the near term Bitcoin extended losses and traded below

Bitcoin Hits ‘Danger Zone’: Peter Schiff Warns Of ‘Do or Die’ Scenario

Bitcoin is facing a critical juncture as it has entered a ‘danger zone,’ according to prominent gold advocate Peter Schiff This investor, known for his skepticism toward Bitcoin, suggests

Senator Lummis Challenges US Crackdown On Crypto Market, Vows To Protect Investor’s Rights

In the face of growing global regulatory pressure on the crypto industry, the Biden administration’s intensified crackdown and the actions of regulatory bodies have prompted Senator Cynthia

Jack Dorsey’s Block Faces DOJ Probe Over Alleged Transactions With Sanctioned Nations and Terrorist Groups

Department of Justice (DOJ) federal prosecutors from the Southern District of New York are investigating fintech company Block, formerly known as Square, for significant compliance failures in its

Finance Expert Raoul Pal Says 20% Bitcoin Correction Only Temporary As Euphoria Will Return

Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Real Vision, Raoul Pal has shed light on the current market state and the future outlook of Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency Despite the
- Advertisement -spot_img