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unlike tim draper, don't think centralization is inherently bad.ut in your own filing for your project, you did take some read granted funds from the ftx future fund. they've given money to a lot of organizations. you are an experiment research organization. tell us why the future fund would have interest getting to democratic governance that you study. >> there is a lot between that question about centralization and decentralization. there is something about democratic affective governance and self determination enabled by these technologies that we are able to do more decentralized, less intervention oriented structures and we were experimenting with democracy and technology and got granted funds from ftx in that process. it speaks to this question whether centralization is good or bad. accountability is a big part of the goal in decentralization and centralization and it's often more focused on the degree as opposed to the type of decentralization. so you ran the quote of tim draper saying ftx is to centralized. but comparing that to banks, they

david: that was david ingles speaking with tim draper.er] this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: let's take you back to live pictures out of bangkok where the apec summit is underway. we just saw xi jinping sitting down. the whole mission for him is repairing ties with the region. here in hong kong, here in bloomberg, we are celebrating pink friday. david: i did not get the memo. rishaad: here we go. well, we fell in love through gaming. but now the internet lags and it throws the whole thing off. when did you first discover this lag? i signed us up for t-mobile home internet. ugh! but, we found other interests. i guess we have. [both] finch! let's go! oh yeah! it's not the same. what could you do to solve the problem? we could get xfinity? that's actually super adult of you to suggest. i can't wait to squad up. i love it when you talk nerdy to me. guy, guys, guys, we're still in session. and i don't know what the heck you're talking about. haslinda: we got there in the end. almost 11:00 a.m. in shanghai. welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia." i am

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seems to be changing when you look at the stocks but the bigger investors are still cautious >> tim draperr audience big early investor in chinese stocks what he's saying about this rally and what he's saying about just china generally >> the takeaway from tim draper and what he said last night was that he's losing confidence in investing in china this is significant, because he's an early investor in the country, an early investor in ba baidu.com. and it kind of speaks to the overarching trend that we've seen this year, which is investors, the larger ones pivoting away from china, looking for opportunities across asia india has been a big beneficiary, as well we'll see if china's reopening, if this gathers momentum, if that can bring some of these investors back >> seema mody, big story, big country, by the way, china >> world's second largest economy. >> a lot of people there >> a lot going on. seema mody thank you very much. >>> coming up, president biden is now urging, prodding american oil and gas companies to drill, baby, drill. can the industry respond the ceo of liberty energy, nex

tim draper was an early investor then we have ftx and think of the long line of "smart" investors in that as well. >> if one smart investor did their work, seemingly another smart investor doesn't have to do their work. i also know the timing of this verdict and the sentencing is -- it's more coincidental to what's going on but boy, doesn't it seem -- scott does such great work i feel like it's day e deja vu s could be madoff. seems to coincide and there's a market cycle it's unfortunately sad in terms of all the people that were hurt and injured. there will be more we hear about from ftx and other similar schemes, and that's where i do think these resets in markets are very important in terms of people, as you said, doing the work and understanding where the fundamentals -- we talk about long duration assets and growth at all costs these are pie in the sky situations. >> let's go back to scott cohn he has more information on when elizabeth holmes has to start serving her sentence. >> reporter: she will be going to prison, according to george davola who says she must surrender by apr