At the World Economic Forum in Davos, a top executive from a major payments processing company shared his thoughts on the sector's expansion into digital assets and blockchain infrastructure. "We're taking our time with this," he explained, signaling a measured approach rather than rushing headlong into the crypto space. The billionaire co-founder's measured stance reflects how traditional finance gatekeepers are approaching the intersection of payments and decentralized systems—carefully evaluating opportunities without chasing every trend. This deliberate positioning contrasts sharply with some startups' breakneck pace in the space.
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PumpAnalyst
· 5h ago
The so-called "stability" rhetoric from traditional financial giants is actually just watching the moves of the big players. They wait until the risk is fully released before jumping in.
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ser_we_are_early
· 5h ago
Take it slow... These traditional finance folks are still pondering.
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SybilSlayer
· 5h ago
Take your time, no need to rush. This is the demeanor of a big shot.
Wait, isn't this just traditional finance still pretending to be cool?
Really? Have the folks at Davos finally woken up?
"take our time," which means they haven't figured out how to make money yet.
I think it's just waiting and watching, waiting for the right moment to jump in.
That's what they say, but who believes it? They still go all in when they turn around.
This logic doesn't add up. Startups sprint forward, but they are cautious. Double standards?
It's just testing the market. Don't be fooled by these words.
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Blockchainiac
· 5h ago
Take your time, don't rush. This is the demeanor of a boss.
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GamefiGreenie
· 5h ago
That's why traditional finance is always a step behind; by the time they figure it out, crypto has already taken off.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, a top executive from a major payments processing company shared his thoughts on the sector's expansion into digital assets and blockchain infrastructure. "We're taking our time with this," he explained, signaling a measured approach rather than rushing headlong into the crypto space. The billionaire co-founder's measured stance reflects how traditional finance gatekeepers are approaching the intersection of payments and decentralized systems—carefully evaluating opportunities without chasing every trend. This deliberate positioning contrasts sharply with some startups' breakneck pace in the space.