xDay 2023 Day 3: Interview With Bogdan-Gruia Ivan, Romanian Minister of Research, Innovation and Digitalization
The post xDay 2023 Day 3: Interview With Bogdan-Gruia Ivan, Romanian Minister of Research, Innovation and Digitalization appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In the next three days, our team at Bitcoinist will cover xDay 2023, an event organized by MultiversX in the Palace of Parliament, Romania. Formerly known as Elrond, the project rebranded in 2022 and focused on the Metaverse, scalability, and global adoption by simplifying users’ access to crypto. xDay 2023: “No Time To Waste In Driving Innovation” On the event’s third day, we sat down with Bogdan-Gruia Ivan, Romanian Minister of Research, Innovation and Digitalization. The Minister intends to support the crypto community and builders by attracting capital into the country, giving crypto companies tax exceptions, and implementing a new legal framework to provide them with clarity and security. Bogdan-Gruia Ivan, Romanian Minister of Research, Innovation, and Digitalization (at the center), meeting with crypto founders during xDay 2023. Source: Bitcoinist The Minister sees himself as a “true believer” in blockchain, artificial intelligence, and their capacity to drive innovation in the country. “There is no time to waste,” he said, as he promised to turn words into facts. This is what he told us: Q: How do you feel about the event and projects coming out of MultiversX? A: The first time I was in the Romanian Parliament was 20 years ago. For two years, I served as a member of the Chamber of Deputies. I’m a member of the parliament now, and I feel I have never seen the Romanian Parliament in such a great way, looking so well and having that positive and brilliant vibe about shaping the future. It’s amazing what Beniamin (Mincu) and Multiverse X are doing here. Q: How is Romania going to support MultiversX and the crypto community? Can implementing Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) help you achieve your goals? A: First of all, right now, we already have a Romanian memorandum, an understanding of how…
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In the next three days, our team at Bitcoinist will cover xDay 2023, an event organized by MultiversX in the Palace of Parliament, Romania. Formerly known as Elrond, the project rebranded in 2022 and focused on the Metaverse, scalability, and global adoption by simplifying users’ access to crypto. xDay 2023: “No Time To Waste In Driving Innovation” On the event’s third day, we sat down with Bogdan-Gruia Ivan, Romanian Minister of Research, Innovation and Digitalization. The Minister intends to support the crypto community and builders by attracting capital into the country, giving crypto companies tax exceptions, and implementing a new legal framework to provide them with clarity and security. Bogdan-Gruia Ivan, Romanian Minister of Research, Innovation, and Digitalization (at the center), meeting with crypto founders during xDay 2023. Source: Bitcoinist The Minister sees himself as a “true believer” in blockchain, artificial intelligence, and their capacity to drive innovation in the country. “There is no time to waste,” he said, as he promised to turn words into facts. This is what he told us: Q: How do you feel about the event and projects coming out of MultiversX? A: The first time I was in the Romanian Parliament was 20 years ago. For two years, I served as a member of the Chamber of Deputies. I’m a member of the parliament now, and I feel I have never seen the Romanian Parliament in such a great way, looking so well and having that positive and brilliant vibe about shaping the future. It’s amazing what Beniamin (Mincu) and Multiverse X are doing here. Q: How is Romania going to support MultiversX and the crypto community? Can implementing Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) help you achieve your goals? A: First of all, right now, we already have a Romanian memorandum, an understanding of how…
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