Paris Blockchain Week – Institutional Investors – What’s the Last Entry Barrier
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Quentin Werlé, Head of Portfolio Management at 6 Monks (6M), took the stage at Paris Blockchain Week 2025, joining the panel “Institutional Investors – What’s the Last Entry Barrier?” on the Da Vinci Stage. Held on April 10th, the session brought together industry leaders to discuss the remaining hurdles preventing full-scale institutional adoption of digital assets.
Quentin shared insights on regulatory clarity, operational infrastructure, and fund structuring, highlighting how AIFMs like 6 Monks are enabling secure, compliant, and scalable access to crypto investments for institutional players.
More information on the event here.
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