Emerging business models represent new ways companies create and deliver value using innovative structures. These are novel organizational and operational approaches, often leveraging blockchain technology and digital assets, to generate revenue and deliver services. They frequently challenge traditional economic structures by enabling peer-to-peer interactions, fractional ownership, and decentralized governance. Examples include decentralized autonomous organizations, tokenized asset platforms, and new forms of digital content monetization.
Context
The rapid evolution of emerging business models in the crypto space presents both opportunities for innovation and significant regulatory challenges. Authorities are working to understand how existing laws apply to these novel structures and whether new regulatory frameworks are necessary. A key debate involves balancing support for innovation with the need to protect consumers and maintain financial stability.
Global regulators must urgently close compliance gaps in CDA frameworks, particularly concerning cross-border cooperation and emerging business models.
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