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The post Blockchain by HIPTHER meetup covers regulated DeFi appeared com. Homepage > News > Business > Blockchain by HIPTHER meetup covers regulated DeFi Regulated decentralized finance (DeFi) is the talk of the town, and the latest edition of the “Blockchain by HIPTHER” virtual quarterly meetup jumped straight into it. Questions such as how to achieve privacy without compromising anonymity, how to navigate the complex regulatory landscape, and what is required for enterprise adoption were all addressed during the interactive discussion. The meetup featured three speakers from the blockchain world: Dr. Dean Rakic, CEO and Chief Scientist at Blockcontrol; Thomas Giacomo, Lead Payment Solutions at Teranode Group; and Andrei Cosma, Partner at Baciu Partners. Rakic brought technical insights to the table while Giacomo contributed from an enterprise adoption perspective, and Cosma from a legal point of view. Defi regulations The first topic raised by moderator Maria Arnidou, Events Marketing Director at HIPTHER, was regulations. She pointed out that DeFi is no longer just a playground for coders and cypherpunks, and asked how infrastructure is being built to meet compliance expectations without compromising core benefits. “Indeed, DeFi I think, is evolving from experimentation to becoming a critical financial infrastructure,” said Giacomo to kick off the discussion. He went on to highlight how compliance requirements stemming from the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation require the underlying infrastructure to be real-time, auditable, and compliant, as opposed to periodic reporting. “We are highly scalable to be sure all the transactions are auditable and verifiable,” he said. “We make sure we embed core compliance capabilities to ensure compliance at scale,” Giacomo added. Cosma broke down the two main frameworks relevant to the discussion, MiCA and the AML regime, which, combined, are literally hundreds of pages. He confirmed that the anti-money laundering (AML) laws allow DeFi users to be identified at the point of entry, which aligns.