Blockchain in the EU: Transforming imaginaries and the social making of fnancial regulation

IF 1.5 Q2 ANTHROPOLOGY

Anthropology Today Pub Date : 2023-07-31 DOI:10.1111/1467-8322.12829

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Abstract

Based on local and online ethnographic research, this article explores how blockchain projects and financial supervisors navigate transforming technological dispositions and interact in constructing regulatory frameworks. While there is a straightforward replacement of revolutionary blockchain narratives with regulatory compliance ones, there is also degree of codependency between regulators and market actors in regulatory negotiation.

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b区块链在欧盟:转变想象和金融监管的社会制造

基于本地和在线人种学研究，本文探讨了区块链项目和金融监管机构如何驾驭不断变化的技术倾向，并在构建监管框架方面进行互动。虽然革命性的区块链叙事可以直接取代监管合规叙事，但在监管谈判中，监管机构和市场参与者之间也存在一定程度的相互依赖。

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