Could Some Vaults Trigger Securities Law? Yes, but It's Case by Case
'It's not critical, in my opinion, that there's no risk at all,' Sun Raghupathi (
@sunandr_) told me on the show.
We got into how $67B in onchain vaults actually work, and why SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce's new statement has Crypto Twitter split. đĻđ§
Timestamps:
đŖ 00:41 Cape: Get 33% off your first six months with code unchained at
đĻ 00:57 What is a vault, and why DeFi needed the primitive
đĸ 02:25 Sun's path from an ML PhD to launching Veda
âī¸ 04:43 The three things vault infrastructure must solve: access, control, verifiability
đ° 06:45 Where vault yield actually comes from, and how it differs from TradFi
đŖ 10:57 Cape: Get 33% off your first six months with code unchained at
đī¸ 11:03 Veda's role as infrastructure vs. curators and distributors
â ī¸ 13:06 What happens when a vault loses money, in the worst case
đ 16:31 Why Sun is skeptical of vault insurance until a real claim gets paid
đ 18:08 How to vet vault partners on key management, not just smart contracts
đ 20:28 The Stream Finance blowup and how curator risk-taking has changed since
đ 23:00 The metrics Sun uses to evaluate vault curators
đī¸ 24:31 Why Sun reads Hester Peirce's vault statement on vaults as bullish, not a warning
đĻ 28:46 Kraken's $600M vault partnership, and Veda's competitive edge