Malta:
CEXes & Proof Of Reserves (Podcast)
01 May 2024
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MK CRYPTO DIARIES: PROOF OF RESERVES
This week, Dr Justine Scerri Herrera is joined by Jason
Meyers for this episode on CEXs & Proof of
Reserves (POSs).
Mr Meyers is Lead Architect and inventor of the Decentralized Continuous Audit & Reporting
Protocol Ecosystem.
He has broad-based investment banking and venture capital
experience. Having served for 30 years on the sell-buy-issuer side,
Mr Meyers brings a significant amount of real-world use case and
business experience to the Blockchain space.
After the collapse of FTX we saw a knee jerk reaction from many
exchanges. In fact, some exchanges posted their proof of reserves
(POSs). But can the wallet snapshots that were circulated count as
POSs? What accounting and auditing measures are used in these POSs?
Dr Scerri Herrera and Mr Meyers discuss this in this week's
episode.
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