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With the entry into force of MiCA, this analysis assesses Binance's exodus versus Backpack's regulatory success across Europe With just forty-eight hours remaining before the end of the transition period for the implementation of the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulation in the European Union, the digital financial landscape is undergoing its most severe and definitive restructuring. What for years was considered a gray area where exchange platforms could operate with re

Argentina proclaimed itself a pioneer of tokenization. But the regime that wrote the CNV (National Securities Commission) screwed blockchain onto the very same intermediary architecture it claimed to overcome. Starting with traceability as the historical basis of value, another economy is possible—and another battle is underway By Pablo Rutigliano Founder of Atómico 3. President of the Latin American Lithium Chamber. Creator of the Metals and Futures Market. "He who accumulat

For decades, mining was thought of as a closed, heavy, territorial industry reserved almost exclusively for large capital. A sector where access to information, financing, and economic participation was historically concentrated among a few actors. However, the emergence of blockchain technology, smart contracts, and the tokenization of real-world assets opened up an entirely new possibility: transforming strategic resources into traceable, fractional, and accessible digital

by Rafael Meruane Some rule changes barely make a sound… until your money is already inside the system. The Nasdaq-100, the index that tracks the 100 largest non-financial companies listed on Nasdaq, created a fast-track path for massive newly public companies to enter the index if they rank among the 40 largest by market capitalization: evaluation on the seventh trading day and possible inclusion after just 15 days. This is not a technical detail. It is a highway for passive

Patient access leader Tamika Williams on leading with radical empathy, balancing technology with human connection, and building teams that treat patients like family.

The dispute between Washington and Beijing is no longer merely commercial or military. The rise of stablecoins, artificial intelligence, and digital currencies could transform the global financial system and usher in a new era of global tension with direct impacts on Latin America

Customer success leader Oren Cohen on AI, human-first leadership, scaling without losing personal touch, and turning feedback into strategy

Backpack joins the DTCC working group to advance tokenized securities, bridging traditional finance infrastructure with next-generation blockchain technology and unified margin systems.

Amy Wang on shifting from doing to enabling, leading through the messy middle, balancing structure with empathy, and keeping people central in the AI era.

Fractional CPO Justin Southwell on why transformation is a human problem, AI disruption, trust at scale, and building operating models that last.

Growth leader Melissa Speranza on why trust and human connection drive sustainable results, plus lessons from 100+ beauty and fashion brands.

The economic history of humanity can be read as a succession of agreements—explicit and implicit—on what we consider value and how we validate it. From bartering to contemporary financial systems, every stage has been sustained by an architecture of trust. However, that trust has never been neutral: it has been designed, managed, and, in many cases, manipulated by those who hold the capacity to structure information. The assumption of a self-regulated, free, and transparent m

In contemporary Argentina, a structural contradiction has taken root that can no longer be ignored: while political discourse constantly invokes the defense of sovereignty, in practice, the State has demonstrated a chronic inability to sustain, protect, and project it in favor of its own people. This phenomenon is neither isolated nor coincidental. It is the result of decades of institutional degradation, where a political leadership—increasingly detached from social reality—

In an industry historically marked by opacity, information asymmetries, and a concentrated power structure, Pablo Rutigliano emerges as a figure who not only questions the system but attempts to replace it. An entrepreneur, strategist, and creator of a model that merges mining, blockchain, and the real economy, his name has become synonymous with an idea that is uncomfortable for many and necessary for others: that natural resources must be traceable, verifiable, and accessib

For years, talking about mining in Argentina meant talking about figures, exports, projected investments, and future opportunities. But it was never about talking—with the same forcefulness—about the real, measurable, and verifiable impacts on the natural systems that sustain life. Today, belatedly, voices are beginning to rise regarding the application of the Glacier Law. What was previously ignored or minimized now appears as a central point of public discussion. However, t

Live sports, partnerships, and operational scale: James Mottram on customer behaviour, automation, global rights, and the decisions fans never see

In a world undergoing an energy transition, where natural resources redefine global power relations, figures emerge who not only interpret change but seek to design it. Pablo Rutigliano is one of them. A businessman, strategic thinker, and founder of Atómico 3, his name is beginning to resonate in circles where technology, finance, and critical resources converge. His proposal is not simply innovative: it is structural. Since 2019, Rutigliano has been working on an idea that

GTM systems builder CheeTung Leong on agentic AI, automation’s hidden bottleneck, and why sales teams are betting on machines that actually work.