It is the third and last day of Consensus Miami.
To recap yesterday, ICYMI, Patrick Witt, executive director of the President’s Council on Digital Assets, told Consensus Miami’s Day 2 audience that if the Senate Banking Committee maintains a markup this month, it would give the Senate four weeks to merge the bill with the Senate Agriculture Committee’s version and June to resolve issues with the House of Representatives. It’s an aggressive schedule, “but it’s an achievable schedule,” he said.
Michael Saylor followed up to make his case for performance currencies, presenting a vision for the future potential of the digital asset sector.
And now is the time to start working on post-quantum security, said Project Eleven CEO Alex Pruden.
Catch up with all the coverage here.
Today there will be panels covering prediction markets and sports betting, stablecoins, banking and more. Privacy and agency payments will take the stage again.
Tom Lee will present a keynote address, while stablecoin executives will weigh in on recent regulatory developments. Donald Trump, Jr. and Zach Witkoff of World Liberty Financial will take the main stage right after lunch, while payments executives will explain how crypto cards and other tools will work.
CoinDesk will host its Policy and Regulation Summit, delving into the key regulatory issues you need to pay attention to: DeFi regulation, the 2026 election, and more. The day will end with a debate on prediction markets. Are they simply gaming products dressed up in a fancy costume? Or are these contracts actually a novel financial product? And what does all that mean to you? Come in and find out.
