Fernando Ramos: "Our job is to build guardrails that stop bad actors without slamming the brakes on innovation"
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Fernando Ramos, Partner and Chief Legal Officer at Bit2Me and founder of Data Bitlaw & Compliance, has transitioned from a traditional legal career to a leading role in blockchain and cryptocurrency regulation. With a background in tech-focused law practice, Fernando has been pivotal in navigating the evolving regulatory landscape of digital assets, particularly in Spain, where he has been instrumental in drafting AML and KYC manuals since 2015. He highlights the challenges and progress in Spain's regulatory framework compared to other European countries, noting the need for more institutional support and the difficulties of integrating blockchain technology with existing compliance requirements, such as GDPR. He sees potential in innovations like self-sovereign identity and the tokenization of real estate, which could transform compliance and investment landscapes. Despite regulatory challenges, Fernando advises entrepreneurs to leverage existing authorized entities and seek robust legal guidance to effectively manage the complexities of launching blockchain projects.
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