The former Exec Apple has a word in a word to a new regulation originally appeared on Thestreet.
In an interview with TheStreet Roundtable, Ian Rogers, director of experience at Ledger, celebrated the adoption by the Senate of the Act on Engineering and its clear promise of regulation of the stables.
“At the beginning of July 2024, we were preparing to go to Bitcoin Nashville and launch the Ledger Flex. If I think back at that time, it was almost unthinkable that we could have healthy crypto regulations in the United States,” said Rogers.
He added that crypto was once “Persona Non Grata”, despite the supply of “somewhat obvious solutions to many problems”. Rogers noted that stablecoins represent “very low suspension fruits” given the billions already in circulation.
Rogers underlined how companies go from bank rails inherited to cryptographic rails.
“Even if you look at my former LVMH employer, who establishes transactions in just about all the currency of the whole world every day, this system moves at the speed and cost of banking rails. Imagine now when it moves at the speed and cost of cryptographic rails and it is optimized for the fact that you can easily move a dollar or any fraction, there is a multiple unless a penny, “he said.
He contrasted this with the costs of merchant typical of 3% on credit card transactions, highlighting his preference for “digital cash regulations”.
Rogers provides non -crypto companies reconstructing their backends entirely on cryptographic rails.
“This technology has been there, it has been here for a long time,” he said, and congratulated regulators to allow cases of stable uses to flourish. He recognized the setbacks as FTX, but remained optimistic that “rational thought and mental health prevails at the end”.
Rogers warned that, while websites are starting to act like “Starbucks cards”, holding stable sales for daily expenses, the potential for fraud and theft will skyrocket.
He urged users to adopt hardware portfolios and two -fact solutions such as the big book to protect “a significant value in the form of stored value and stablecoins on many websites on the Internet”.
The former Apple executive has a word in a word to a new regulation appeared for the first time on Thestreet on July 2, 2025
This story was initially reported by Thestreet on July 2, 2025, where it appeared for the first time.
