Raphaele Chappe
@raphaelechappe
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Building a more democratic financial system | The future of digital money & market making, liquidity, financial stability. Economics Ph.D.
NYC
Joined June 2010
Interesting and signals growing institutional adoption.
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Bitcoin News Today: CalSTRS Allocates $133M to Bitcoin via MicroStrategy Investment
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I’m honored to be speaking at the @ownereconomy Summit on December 4th in NYC! Register here 👉 https://t.co/MOLcSId3GD
#OwnershipEconomySummit #FutureOfOwnership #OE2024 Use the discount code PreD20 for 20% off!
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Investors, entrepreneurs, corporate executives, & policy-makers will come together for a day of insights on the Ownership Economy.
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Sam Altman returns to OpenAI’s board after review finds firing was unwarranted via @FT “There was simply a breakdown of trust between the board and Mr. Altman” = the art of saying nothing. Article sheds no insights on what happened!
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"The standards are so opaque and arbitrary that the Commission itself is unwilling to stand by its own analysis" https://t.co/LngO8IQ7PH
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JUST IN: Tim Buckley to step down as CEO of $7.2 trillion asset manager Vanguard. Last month, Vanguard banned all #Bitcoin ETFs from their platform.
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Did you guys hear about SRBs? I'm into options a lot and never saw that, it's like instead of buying an option you're buying right to make money in exact interval if some terms are met? If you have any other sources about this would appreciate sharing Gonna dive into it deeper
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Partially inspired by Arrow Debreu state contingent securities!
Our Automated Market Maker (AMM) innovates with a groundbreaking new financial primitive that can be assembled to price, trade, and settle any customizable financial payoff, including options & futures. It's a leap forward for crypto options trading, asset pricing, and risk
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A decentralized DeFi protocol @DeVolNetwork w/ regulated centralized governance is one hybrid approach. This is Institutional DeFi, and is a winning paradigm when the finance industry tokenizes real world assets
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Decentralization is a spectrum. While true #DeFi may well be unregulatable because there is no one to hold accountable, hybrid approaches can combine the efficiency of DeFi protocols with regulatory safeguards https://t.co/Qfz2vsyXPG
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The case for tokenization of capital market instruments like US Treasuries, bank deposits, money market funds and repurchase agreements (repos) is higher in a 5% interest rate environment.
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Tokenization efforts have been gaining momentum and usage by institutions
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Central banks are one step closer to using AMMs (constant-product) for FX transactions - may usher in large institutions adopting DeFi protocols
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The Bank for International Settlements alongside the central banks of France, Singapore and Switzerland tested out using wholesale CBDC to conduct cross border trading.
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What is the volatility risk premium and how do you evaluate it for crypto options? https://t.co/DmFkPQ81Yn
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Unlike futures and perpetuals, which are popular in the crypto space, options have nonlinear payoffs — allowing investors to express…
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@LynAldenContact The 2nd question: if there is an increase in broad money, does this cause inflation? Depends on what is being “chased”? 1. if consumer goods, you might get inflation as measured by CPI 2. if assets, you might get asset inflation (houses, stock market etc.)
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@LynAldenContact 5 - Treasury deficit spending financed though new Treasuries bought by the Fed increases both base money and broad money 6- Treasury deficit spending financed though new Treasuries bought by banks only increases broad money
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@LynAldenContact 3. The Fed buying Treasuries from non-banks increases both base money and broad money 4. Treasury deficit spending financed though new Treasuries bought by non-banks does not increase base money or broad money (!)
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@LynAldenContact As a follow up, here is my summary: The 1st question: is there an increase in broad money? Base money = reserves Broad money = bank deposits. 1. A bank loan only increases broad money (new bank deposits). 2. The Fed buying Treasuries from banks only increases base money
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When is QE inflationary? Feeling enlightened: brilliant must-read explanation from @LynAldenContact Somewhat painful but necessary balance sheet analysis of 1) the Fed, 2) banks, 3) non banks, 4) treasury. Thank you Lyn! https://t.co/GrQ1AOK0vG
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Published November 2020 Lately, it has become fashionable to debate what is, or is not, “money-printing” by central banks. This debate is natural, due to the extreme policy nature of 2020, with...
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