正在加载视频...

视频加载失败

加载此视频时出现问题。这可能是由于临时网络问题，或视频可能不可用。

Just back from Davos. Here's what stood out: Digital assets won. Financial services are blockchain's killer use case—and everyone knows it now. Tech is ready. Privacy is the gap. Institutions need assurance their data stays protected. Trust is everything. We need to prove blockchain is trustworthy—through action, not words.... show more

Denelle Dixon

46,135 subscribers

200,631 次观看 • 6 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

科学技术财经

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 条评论

暂无评论

原始帖子的评论将显示在这里

相关视频

The market may wobble, but the momentum of innovation cannot be stopped. Never before has the ecosystem been this open - institutions are leaning in, regulatory alignment is building trust, and tokenization is set to unleash massive on-chain capital. What matters now is infrastructure - are we ready to seize it? STBL, through Money-As-A-Service, is making sure we are. By empowering ecosystems to mint their own stablecoins backed by tokenized RWAs of their choice, MAAS lets them own their liquidity, capture yield, stay compliant, and move from renting to owning their economy. This is a monetary revolution, and STBL is the engine driving the next-generation financial ecosystem.

The market may wobble, but the momentum of innovation cannot be stopped. Never before has the ecosystem been this open - institutions are leaning in, regulatory alignment is building trust, and tokenization is set to unleash massive on-chain capital. What matters now is infrastructure - are we ready to seize it? STBL, through Money-As-A-Service, is making sure we are. By empowering ecosystems to mint their own stablecoins backed by tokenized RWAs of their choice, MAAS lets them own their liquidity, capture yield, stay compliant, and move from renting to owning their economy. This is a monetary revolution, and STBL is the engine driving the next-generation financial ecosystem.

STBL

95,141 次观看 • 5 个月前

Circle Current: Banking on Stablecoins We brought senior banking leaders together in NYC to discuss what’s actually changing inside financial institutions. What stood out most: for banks, stablecoins are not a technology experiment. → Regulation is shaping, not slowing, adoption → Always-on settlement is moving closer to legacy infrastructure → Tokenized money is shifting from pilots to production planning → Stablecoins are being embraced as real payment rails What stood out most: for banks, stablecoins are not a technology experiment. They’re an infrastructure and competitive positioning decision. The new internet financial system is being built in real time. Navigate what’s next in the new internet financial system:

Circle Current: Banking on Stablecoins We brought senior banking leaders together in NYC to discuss what’s actually changing inside financial institutions. What stood out most: for banks, stablecoins are not a technology experiment. → Regulation is shaping, not slowing, adoption → Always-on settlement is moving closer to legacy infrastructure → Tokenized money is shifting from pilots to production planning → Stablecoins are being embraced as real payment rails What stood out most: for banks, stablecoins are not a technology experiment. They’re an infrastructure and competitive positioning decision. The new internet financial system is being built in real time. Navigate what’s next in the new internet financial system:

Circle

40,604 次观看 • 4 个月前

The State Department is now treating Antifa like a coordinated, global terror network instead of an “idea.” And it’s not alone. Tommy Pigott Tommy Pigott reveals how the U.S. is finally working with our global allies to address this threat: “The Secretary [Marco Rubio] is speaking to so many countries… over 50 countries that have already confirmed their attendance, and we expect more. So, what we're actually seeing is many of these countries around the world recognizing this as the problem that it is. This has been a gap that has existed for many decades, ignored by previous administrations, and we're no longer ignoring it now. We're identifying these transnational networks to make sure we know where the money's going to, how these are connected, working with our partners, identifying them. And that's why the foreign policy element of this is so important, because so many of these groups are actually transnational. So we're making sure we're addressing this gap in our counterterrorism strategy and dismantling these networks.”

The State Department is now treating Antifa like a coordinated, global terror network instead of an “idea.” And it’s not alone. Tommy Pigott Tommy Pigott reveals how the U.S. is finally working with our global allies to address this threat: “The Secretary [Marco Rubio] is speaking to so many countries… over 50 countries that have already confirmed their attendance, and we expect more. So, what we're actually seeing is many of these countries around the world recognizing this as the problem that it is. This has been a gap that has existed for many decades, ignored by previous administrations, and we're no longer ignoring it now. We're identifying these transnational networks to make sure we know where the money's going to, how these are connected, working with our partners, identifying them. And that's why the foreign policy element of this is so important, because so many of these groups are actually transnational. So we're making sure we're addressing this gap in our counterterrorism strategy and dismantling these networks.”

Glenn Beck

42,502 次观看 • 16 天前

Catherine Austin Fitts argues that Donald Trump was installed by bankers to construct a digital control grid comprised of programmable money, digital ID, and a social credit system. She maintains that Trump is expendable now that the infrastructure for this system is complete. "So let's look at the control grid. There are three general baskets of what you need to do. The first is programmable money. The second is digital ID... And then the third is you need the hardware and the software infrastructure to do the social credit system." "And so you need all the data centres... But you also need a surveillance infrastructure and enforcement infrastructure to back it." "So how do you persuade conservatives... to embrace building that infrastructure? The way you do it is you say, oh, we have election fraud, or oh, we have an immigration problem. And so we need a digital ID to identify who everybody is so we can't have fraud." "If you look at everything [Trump has] done to build the control grid, or to put the conditions in place to do it, they now have what they need." "Trump is basically expendable now."

Catherine Austin Fitts argues that Donald Trump was installed by bankers to construct a digital control grid comprised of programmable money, digital ID, and a social credit system. She maintains that Trump is expendable now that the infrastructure for this system is complete. "So let's look at the control grid. There are three general baskets of what you need to do. The first is programmable money. The second is digital ID... And then the third is you need the hardware and the software infrastructure to do the social credit system." "And so you need all the data centres... But you also need a surveillance infrastructure and enforcement infrastructure to back it." "So how do you persuade conservatives... to embrace building that infrastructure? The way you do it is you say, oh, we have election fraud, or oh, we have an immigration problem. And so we need a digital ID to identify who everybody is so we can't have fraud." "If you look at everything [Trump has] done to build the control grid, or to put the conditions in place to do it, they now have what they need." "Trump is basically expendable now."

Wide Awake Media

148,643 次观看 • 3 个月前

Tokenization as Infrastructure, Not a Shortcut In this clip, André Casterman explains why tokenization is best understood as an upgrade to the internet’s financial infrastructure, not a guarantee of liquidity or success. Tokenization does not create demand on its own. Liquidity still matters. What it does change is the efficiency of how value moves. Cheaper settlement. Faster transfer. Native verifiability. Stablecoins are a clear example. Instead of routing payments through correspondent banking and local clearing entities, value can move directly by transferring tokens. The asset does not need to be physically moved or reconciled across jurisdictions. The result is lower cost and less friction. Verifiability is the real unlock. Unlike physical assets, which require costly and invasive processes to prove authenticity, tokenized assets can be verified on-chain, publicly, and without altering the asset itself. This is the shift from moving information to moving value. Tokenization is not a product. It is infrastructure. And infrastructure is what enables real-world use at scale. — André Casterman 🇦🇪

Tokenization as Infrastructure, Not a Shortcut In this clip, André Casterman explains why tokenization is best understood as an upgrade to the internet’s financial infrastructure, not a guarantee of liquidity or success. Tokenization does not create demand on its own. Liquidity still matters. What it does change is the efficiency of how value moves. Cheaper settlement. Faster transfer. Native verifiability. Stablecoins are a clear example. Instead of routing payments through correspondent banking and local clearing entities, value can move directly by transferring tokens. The asset does not need to be physically moved or reconciled across jurisdictions. The result is lower cost and less friction. Verifiability is the real unlock. Unlike physical assets, which require costly and invasive processes to prove authenticity, tokenized assets can be verified on-chain, publicly, and without altering the asset itself. This is the shift from moving information to moving value. Tokenization is not a product. It is infrastructure. And infrastructure is what enables real-world use at scale. — André Casterman 🇦🇪

XDC Foundation

14,602 次观看 • 6 个月前

🚨🤯 Former Ripple Global Head Dilip Rao just CONFIRMED: XRP was NEVER meant for retail! He straight-up said the shallow retail trading on exchanges “is NOT the use case we are pursuing.” What they want is XRP as a financial asset for sophisticated institutions as a bridging mechanism. And the killer line: “As this transitions away from retail to institutions… that’s when the turning point will come.” I’ve been warning everyone, they’ve been systematically shaking out the weak retail hands through price manipulation and FUD to clear the decks for institutions to accumulate. Japan just showed they’re fully adopting the XRPL ecosystem protocols for yield(Doppler Finance) and privacy (DNA Protocol) and not just XRP. This is the moment they’ve been engineering. Every single XRP will be treated like DIGITAL GOLD. 🪙💰 Real adoption starts NOW.

🚨🤯 Former Ripple Global Head Dilip Rao just CONFIRMED: XRP was NEVER meant for retail! He straight-up said the shallow retail trading on exchanges “is NOT the use case we are pursuing.” What they want is XRP as a financial asset for sophisticated institutions as a bridging mechanism. And the killer line: “As this transitions away from retail to institutions… that’s when the turning point will come.” I’ve been warning everyone, they’ve been systematically shaking out the weak retail hands through price manipulation and FUD to clear the decks for institutions to accumulate. Japan just showed they’re fully adopting the XRPL ecosystem protocols for yield(Doppler Finance) and privacy (DNA Protocol) and not just XRP. This is the moment they’ve been engineering. Every single XRP will be treated like DIGITAL GOLD. 🪙💰 Real adoption starts NOW.

Stellar Rippler🚀

139,080 次观看 • 12 天前

Hey builders! The year is 2026 and the Internet is f*cked! No exaggeration. All parties in the trust ecosystem must collaborate quickly because the race to save the Internet is not moving as fast as the race to conquer it. Although it was founded on the premise of human trust and communication between machines, it is now overrun by bots and non human actors working with more than half of Internet traffic now coming from these non human actors. The challenge that we now face is creating a global, interoperable framework of accountability so we can return trust to the Internet that we know and love, we can continue to enjoy the benefits that AI unlocks, and we can do so in a legally permissible, secure manner that does not endanger individual users, but rather opens new doors of efficiency and opportunity for them. However, there is a narrowing window for action. This is one of the most urgent challenges that faces technology at scale today. All parties in the trust ecosystem, nation states, platforms, developers, legal parties all must collaborate quickly because the race to save the Internet is not moving as fast as the race to conquer it - with unverifiable data and non human actors. — Billions Network CEO Evin McMullen evin

Hey builders! The year is 2026 and the Internet is f*cked! No exaggeration. All parties in the trust ecosystem must collaborate quickly because the race to save the Internet is not moving as fast as the race to conquer it. Although it was founded on the premise of human trust and communication between machines, it is now overrun by bots and non human actors working with more than half of Internet traffic now coming from these non human actors. The challenge that we now face is creating a global, interoperable framework of accountability so we can return trust to the Internet that we know and love, we can continue to enjoy the benefits that AI unlocks, and we can do so in a legally permissible, secure manner that does not endanger individual users, but rather opens new doors of efficiency and opportunity for them. However, there is a narrowing window for action. This is one of the most urgent challenges that faces technology at scale today. All parties in the trust ecosystem, nation states, platforms, developers, legal parties all must collaborate quickly because the race to save the Internet is not moving as fast as the race to conquer it - with unverifiable data and non human actors. — Billions Network CEO Evin McMullen evin

Billions

30,509 次观看 • 6 个月前

Indian IT is the only sector on earth being sold off for AI working, not for AI failing. The market treats Nvidia as proof AI works and Indian IT as proof it does not. It may be exactly backwards. - Nifty IT: down ~39% from its peak, now near 16x forward earnings. - TCS is cutting 12,000 jobs. Entry-level tech hiring fell 44% in a year. Nikhil Kamath laid out their bull math: disrupt 10% of the world's $50 trillion services economy, and that $5 trillion justifies the spend. The catch he left open: disrupting $5 trillion of services is not the same as capturing it. Indian IT is where that gap already shows. The disruption is landing as falling revenue, not a new profit pool. Better at delivery, worse at billing. The same labs said to be killing it, OpenAI and Anthropic, just partnered with TCS and Infosys to sell through them. One of these AI bets is mispriced. Maybe both. The canary is not in a Santa Clara data centre. It is on the NSE. | Credits: YouTube, WTF Podcast |

Indian IT is the only sector on earth being sold off for AI working, not for AI failing. The market treats Nvidia as proof AI works and Indian IT as proof it does not. It may be exactly backwards. - Nifty IT: down ~39% from its peak, now near 16x forward earnings. - TCS is cutting 12,000 jobs. Entry-level tech hiring fell 44% in a year. Nikhil Kamath laid out their bull math: disrupt 10% of the world's $50 trillion services economy, and that $5 trillion justifies the spend. The catch he left open: disrupting $5 trillion of services is not the same as capturing it. Indian IT is where that gap already shows. The disruption is landing as falling revenue, not a new profit pool. Better at delivery, worse at billing. The same labs said to be killing it, OpenAI and Anthropic, just partnered with TCS and Infosys to sell through them. One of these AI bets is mispriced. Maybe both. The canary is not in a Santa Clara data centre. It is on the NSE. | Credits: YouTube, WTF Podcast |

Vishnu Agarwal

97,136 次观看 • 1 个月前

Jason Kelce on how problematic for the Eagles' run game it is that their offensive line hasn't "clicked" yet: "In games, now, as an NFL team is where you get most of these reps of actually working together and doing these things. I think they will be greatly benefited from really, even if it doesn't work, I don't care. We need to keep pounding this out and figure it out..."

Jason Kelce on how problematic for the Eagles' run game it is that their offensive line hasn't "clicked" yet: "In games, now, as an NFL team is where you get most of these reps of actually working together and doing these things. I think they will be greatly benefited from really, even if it doesn't work, I don't care. We need to keep pounding this out and figure it out..."

SPORTSRADIO 94WIP

44,850 次观看 • 7 个月前

Biden’s address from the oval office is just what we need right now. “Nothing is more important right now than standing together.” He’s calling for unity and making sure we know that we are all in this thing together. He’s doing an amazing job at orating as well. Regardless of what you think of Biden or Trump, please listen to Biden’s words and take them to heart. America is better than we’ve shown.

Biden’s address from the oval office is just what we need right now. “Nothing is more important right now than standing together.” He’s calling for unity and making sure we know that we are all in this thing together. He’s doing an amazing job at orating as well. Regardless of what you think of Biden or Trump, please listen to Biden’s words and take them to heart. America is better than we’ve shown.

Brian Krassenstein

131,999 次观看 • 2 年前

The Head of Innovation at Janus Henderson thinks blockchain is the most disruptive tech in asset management We sat down with Nick Cherney to discuss why financial services are moving onchain, what Janus Henderson is already building, and what's still in the way Timestamps 👇 0:00 Intro 0:38 Meet Nick Cherney, Head of Innovation at Janus Henderson 1:43 From ETFs to tokenization 3:05 Why blockchain is more disruptive than AI 4:05 Tokenization explained simply 4:51 What Janus Henderson does onchain 7:03 Why the choice of blockchain matters 9:05 The real friction points for institutions 10:05 Why he says no blockchain has ever been hacked 11:20 Blockchain is not crypto 13:08 The settlement gap holding tokenization back 15:20 What institutions need from a high-performance chain 16:54 The next inflection point for RWAs 18:19 Closing thoughts

The Head of Innovation at Janus Henderson thinks blockchain is the most disruptive tech in asset management We sat down with Nick Cherney to discuss why financial services are moving onchain, what Janus Henderson is already building, and what's still in the way Timestamps 👇 0:00 Intro 0:38 Meet Nick Cherney, Head of Innovation at Janus Henderson 1:43 From ETFs to tokenization 3:05 Why blockchain is more disruptive than AI 4:05 Tokenization explained simply 4:51 What Janus Henderson does onchain 7:03 Why the choice of blockchain matters 9:05 The real friction points for institutions 10:05 Why he says no blockchain has ever been hacked 11:20 Blockchain is not crypto 13:08 The settlement gap holding tokenization back 15:20 What institutions need from a high-performance chain 16:54 The next inflection point for RWAs 18:19 Closing thoughts

Monad

80,699 次观看 • 14 天前

Revenue agents are the main course. Data enrichment is on the house. B2B orgs spend $3.1B a year for employees to find contact and company data. Now agents need it too. So we made a call: enrichment is a cost of doing agentic work, not a product to mark up. It's infrastructure that revenue agents need to run. Today, we’re opening up our in-house data collection and enrichment infrastructure to all. No extra contracts. No credits to count. Just revenue, served.

Revenue agents are the main course. Data enrichment is on the house. B2B orgs spend $3.1B a year for employees to find contact and company data. Now agents need it too. So we made a call: enrichment is a cost of doing agentic work, not a product to mark up. It's infrastructure that revenue agents need to run. Today, we’re opening up our in-house data collection and enrichment infrastructure to all. No extra contracts. No credits to count. Just revenue, served.

Rox

182,941 次观看 • 21 天前

We took in a full truck of lives — even when we had no space and no funds Most of them already need urgent treatment, their bodies broken by street life — and on top of that, the culling. We saved as many as we could… but the need is endless. We are exhausted and overwhelmed, yet we refuse to walk away. With your help, we can keep going. Together, we can carry them through this. 💳 ❤️ 🔗

We took in a full truck of lives — even when we had no space and no funds Most of them already need urgent treatment, their bodies broken by street life — and on top of that, the culling. We saved as many as we could… but the need is endless. We are exhausted and overwhelmed, yet we refuse to walk away. With your help, we can keep going. Together, we can carry them through this. 💳 ❤️ 🔗

Tahira Animal Welfare Foundation - TAWF

12,394 次观看 • 6 个月前

🚨BITCOIN RESERVE SNAG IS NOT THE STORY🚨 The story is that crypto is now being structured at the highest level of the U.S. government. Trump’s order already created a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a separate Digital Asset Stockpile. Now the debate is where it legally sits, Treasury or Commerce, and how America manages seized digital assets long term. That is not the same as walking away. That is the government learning how to hold crypto as national infrastructure. Now add CLARITY moving through Congress, and the picture gets bigger for $XRP, $XLM, $HBAR and other digital assets made in America Bitcoin is the reserve signal. Utility assets are the working rails: settlement, payments, tokenization and enterprise networks. This is the moment most people misread. They see legal friction and panic. I see the U.S. trying to build the rulebook before the next financial system scales.

🚨BITCOIN RESERVE SNAG IS NOT THE STORY🚨 The story is that crypto is now being structured at the highest level of the U.S. government. Trump’s order already created a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a separate Digital Asset Stockpile. Now the debate is where it legally sits, Treasury or Commerce, and how America manages seized digital assets long term. That is not the same as walking away. That is the government learning how to hold crypto as national infrastructure. Now add CLARITY moving through Congress, and the picture gets bigger for $XRP, $XLM, $HBAR and other digital assets made in America Bitcoin is the reserve signal. Utility assets are the working rails: settlement, payments, tokenization and enterprise networks. This is the moment most people misread. They see legal friction and panic. I see the U.S. trying to build the rulebook before the next financial system scales.

X Finance Bull

14,988 次观看 • 23 天前

When I say that Bitcoin is a currency of distrust, I'm just repeating what Bitcoin fans themselves say. There may be good reasons not to trust the banks and governments that create dollars, yens, and other currencies – but that doesn’t change the fact that the preference for Bitcoin is based on distrust of human institutions. Why is this an alarming development? Because the whole purpose of money is to create trust between strangers. Financial devices like currencies, bonds and shares – 90% of which are just data in computers – build trust between millions of strangers, who can then pool their knowledge and resources together, and cooperate. Humans control the world because we learned to do this. If we now lose trust in human institutions, this will limit the amount of money and handicap economic activity and cooperation. I hope that humanity finds a way to build trustworthy human institutions, instead of adopting technologies of distrust. #bitcoin #trust #distrust #crypto #currency #humanity #institutions #money #finance

When I say that Bitcoin is a currency of distrust, I'm just repeating what Bitcoin fans themselves say. There may be good reasons not to trust the banks and governments that create dollars, yens, and other currencies – but that doesn’t change the fact that the preference for Bitcoin is based on distrust of human institutions. Why is this an alarming development? Because the whole purpose of money is to create trust between strangers. Financial devices like currencies, bonds and shares – 90% of which are just data in computers – build trust between millions of strangers, who can then pool their knowledge and resources together, and cooperate. Humans control the world because we learned to do this. If we now lose trust in human institutions, this will limit the amount of money and handicap economic activity and cooperation. I hope that humanity finds a way to build trustworthy human institutions, instead of adopting technologies of distrust. #bitcoin #trust #distrust #crypto #currency #humanity #institutions #money #finance

Yuval Noah Harari

1,508,274 次观看 • 2 年前

👤: What is the real secret of BTS's success in your mind? 👤: And both as success career wise, but success as a group who stays together and really loves each other. 🐱: They're just really funny. It's fun to be around them. And since we've gone through hell and high water together, they feel a bit like comrades, and I think of them as family. 🐱: I'm sure that's part of our success, is that we share such a strong bond. Plus, everyone is so talented. I think that's why we're able to trust each other on this journey together.

👤: What is the real secret of BTS's success in your mind? 👤: And both as success career wise, but success as a group who stays together and really loves each other. 🐱: They're just really funny. It's fun to be around them. And since we've gone through hell and high water together, they feel a bit like comrades, and I think of them as family. 🐱: I'm sure that's part of our success, is that we share such a strong bond. Plus, everyone is so talented. I think that's why we're able to trust each other on this journey together.

bts memeories⁷

25,443 次观看 • 3 个月前

At the World Bank Digital Summit, I spoke on why connectivity is not just infrastructure—it is economic strategy. When we connect human to human, machine to machine, and human to machine, we unlock the power to gather and analyze data at unprecedented scale. This insight is what allows us to solve pressing societal challenges—from public health to agriculture, education to climate resilience—in ways we’ve never been able to before. For Nigeria and many parts of the developing world, closing the connectivity gap is no longer optional—it is the foundation for inclusive growth, productivity, and innovation. It is how we transition from a country of potential to a nation that works for all. Let’s keep building the pipes, but more importantly, let’s ensure the value flows through them. #DigitalEconomy #ConnectivityForGrowth

At the World Bank Digital Summit, I spoke on why connectivity is not just infrastructure—it is economic strategy. When we connect human to human, machine to machine, and human to machine, we unlock the power to gather and analyze data at unprecedented scale. This insight is what allows us to solve pressing societal challenges—from public health to agriculture, education to climate resilience—in ways we’ve never been able to before. For Nigeria and many parts of the developing world, closing the connectivity gap is no longer optional—it is the foundation for inclusive growth, productivity, and innovation. It is how we transition from a country of potential to a nation that works for all. Let’s keep building the pipes, but more importantly, let’s ensure the value flows through them. #DigitalEconomy #ConnectivityForGrowth

Dr. 'Bosun Tijani

13,415 次观看 • 1 年前

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte: what we need is to keep our eyes on the ball of Ukraine. Today, Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, but also so many smaller cities in Ukraine are being are being hit by Russian missiles, by Russian drones. We know that the water supply is down, we know that electricity is down, it is minus 20 degrees in Kyiv as we speak. So what we need is to keep our eyes on the ball of Ukraine. Let's not drop that ball and that means yes, great peace talks, fantastic, we will do everything to conclude them successfully but it will not happen tomorrow and they need these interceptors, this military support tomorrow. The United States is willing to supply as much military support as Ukraine needs, particularly these interceptors, paid for by Europeans and Canadians. We must keep that flow going, ensure it continues, and make sure we do not lose sight of this main issue. Secretary General said this at the Ukrainian Breakfast organized by Viktor Pinchuk Foundation at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte: what we need is to keep our eyes on the ball of Ukraine. Today, Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, but also so many smaller cities in Ukraine are being are being hit by Russian missiles, by Russian drones. We know that the water supply is down, we know that electricity is down, it is minus 20 degrees in Kyiv as we speak. So what we need is to keep our eyes on the ball of Ukraine. Let's not drop that ball and that means yes, great peace talks, fantastic, we will do everything to conclude them successfully but it will not happen tomorrow and they need these interceptors, this military support tomorrow. The United States is willing to supply as much military support as Ukraine needs, particularly these interceptors, paid for by Europeans and Canadians. We must keep that flow going, ensure it continues, and make sure we do not lose sight of this main issue. Secretary General said this at the Ukrainian Breakfast organized by Viktor Pinchuk Foundation at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Anton Gerashchenko

31,814 次观看 • 6 个月前

Brian Kingston on CTV "The issue is not about whether or not we have enough EVs in the market." "If we have a supply of EVs, what we're missing is the consumer demand." "And I'd like to see these environmental groups and these EV enthusiasts that Flavio mentioned focus on the barriers to adoption." "We need more charging infrastructure." "Right now we should have 100,000 public chargers in Canada. This is according to the federal government." "There's 36,000. That is a massive gap." "Automakers are already regulated on their emissions with very stringent regulations that require increasing levels of electrification." "The problem is the pace and bringing the consumer along." Brian Kingston Mark Carney

Brian Kingston on CTV "The issue is not about whether or not we have enough EVs in the market." "If we have a supply of EVs, what we're missing is the consumer demand." "And I'd like to see these environmental groups and these EV enthusiasts that Flavio mentioned focus on the barriers to adoption." "We need more charging infrastructure." "Right now we should have 100,000 public chargers in Canada. This is according to the federal government." "There's 36,000. That is a massive gap." "Automakers are already regulated on their emissions with very stringent regulations that require increasing levels of electrification." "The problem is the pace and bringing the consumer along." Brian Kingston Mark Carney

cbcwatcher

39,378 次观看 • 10 个月前