It’s the third and final day of Consensus Miami.
To recap yesterday, ICYMI, Patrick Witt, the executive director of the President’s Digital Assets Council, told the audience on Day 2 of Consensus Miami that if the Senate Banking Committee holds a markup this month, it will give the Senate four weeks to merge the bill with the Senate Agriculture Committee’s version and June to work out issues with the House. It’s an aggressive timeline, “but it’s an achievable timeline,” he said.
Michael Saylor followed up to outline his case for yieldcoins and lay out a vision for the potential future of the digital asset sector.
And the time is now to start working on post-quantum security, said Project Eleven CEO Alex Pruden.
Catch up on it all coverage here.
Today will see panels addressing prediction markets and sports betting, stablecoins, banking and more. Privacy and agent payments will once again take center stage.
Tom Lee will present a keynote, while stablecoin executives will weigh in on the latest regulatory advances. World Liberty Financial’s Donald Trump, Jr. and Zach Witkoff will take the main stage right after lunch, as payments executives will lay out how crypto cards and other tools will work.
CoinDesk will host its Policy and Regulation Summit, where you’ll dive deep into the top regulatory issues you should be aware of: DeFi regulation, the 2026 election, and more. The day ends with a debate on prediction markets. Are they just gaming products dressed up in a fancy costume? Or are these contracts actually a new financial product? And what does it all mean to you? Come by and find out.
