Business finance is undergoing a major shift. For years, companies have relied on fragmented tools, manual processes, slow settlement, unpredictable costs, and financial infrastructure that still feels disconnected from the speed of modern tech.
As blockchain, stablecoins, tokenization, and AI continue to evolve, finance is moving toward a more automated, transparent, and programmable market structure.
In this episode of Untangling Web3, Pierre Person, CEO and Co-Founder of Usual Labs and Fira Money, explores the future of finance through the lens of regulation, DeFi, stablecoins, tokenized markets, and on-chain financial infrastructure.
Drawing on his experience as a former French MP involved in crypto policy and now as a founder building financial products, Pierre explains why traditional finance and decentralized finance are starting to converge — and why the next generation of financial markets will likely be built on blockchain rails.
Key Points Discussed:
The future of finance is likely to be more open, automated, and on-chain. Stablecoins are emerging as the liquidity layer, tokenization is bringing real-world assets into programmable markets, and DeFi infrastructure is creating new ways to lend, borrow, settle, and manage capital.
As traditional financial institutions move closer to blockchain infrastructure, the key question is no longer whether finance will adopt crypto rails, but how quickly markets, regulators, and users will adapt. The long-term opportunity is a financial system where capital moves faster, assets are more transparent, and access to modern financial tools is no longer limited by geography, legacy systems, or institutional gatekeepers.
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