The political rift in Argentina disappears at the Ethereum event.
“The central responsibility of politics is to not get in the way,” said LLA deputy.
At Devconnect Buenos Aires, the global Ethereum community fair that is held for the first time in Argentina, Regulation Day was held on Thursday. This day, dedicated to discussing the regulatory future of the cryptocurrency ecosystem, brought together national legislators from different political forces.
In the debate table titled “Politicians legislators: innovation surfers” Representatives Martín Tetaz of the Radical Civic Union (UCR) and Damián Arabia of La Libertad Avanza (LLA) participated..
“In a world where technology, artificial intelligence and networks drive economic development like never before, the central responsibility of politics is not to get in the way,” the LLA deputy emphasized in the talk.
In addition to this, in another panel, Peronist deputy Itaí Hagman from Frente Patria Grande spoke. During his speech, he stated that the regulatory debate on the cryptocurrency industry should include key actors in the country such as the field.
“The national and popular field has to be present in these debates (…) to dispute how these innovations are applied to strengthen sovereignty, the development of the country and social justice,” said the Peronist deputy.
CABA officials also participated in Regulation Day
Representatives of the Government of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA), led by the PRO, were also present at the meeting. This in a talk called “BA City: the crypto center of Argentina”, in line with its program to promote the development of the cryptocurrency industry in the city porteña.
The Minister of Economic Development of the City, Hernán Lombardi, led the presentation highlighting the intention of the CABA government. “We dream of a city of innovation, education and knowledge, but that requires permanently stimulating the ecosystem,” he noted.
Along the same lines, the Undersecretary of Investments, Augusto Ardiles, highlighted in the conversation the need for clear rules: “We must invest in what works, in solid companies that work with regulators. “This provides security and transparency to the system.”
“The event showed Argentina’s potential to become a global reference regulatory hub and a country where technological innovation finds an adequate framework to grow,” Devconnect commented in a statement sent to CriptoNoticias.
In addition to public officials, the Ethereum event also had regulators, entrepreneurs, investment funds, and leaders of the cryptocurrency ecosystem on stage. Among the topics discussed were the advancement of tokenization, virtual assets and artificial intelligence.
in the week They also gave speeches at the Jorge Macri fairthe Head of Government of the City of Buenos Aires, and Roberto E. Silva, the president of the National Securities Commission (CNV) of Argentina. This within the framework of public policies on cryptocurrencies.
In this way, there is growing interest from different spheres of politics in the cryptocurrency industry, through the Ethereum fair, which registered more than 16,000 tickets sold, attracting local and foreign enthusiasts.