Which asset types do you think are better: crypto or stocks? Is crypto getting closer to becoming regulated just like stocks?
It depends on what you mean by
better. I happen to think that stocks are better if you're talking about retirement accounts and owning investments that provide income (in the form of dividends). The latter is one thing that bitcoin doesn't provide, although other coins do--and I'm thinking of proof-of-stake coins in particular here. And as far as owning stocks vs. bitcoin for the long term, I'd have to go with stocks simply because they're much less volatile and have a longer track record.
But if you're talking about trading and making short-term profits, I'd say crypto is the way to go (although you could certainly make money trading stocks).
Will stocks transition themselves to the Blockchain?
Now that would be interesting. I'd love it if you could buy and sell stocks 24 hours a day like you can with crypto, and I think the 9:30am-4pm M-F stock market hours are quaint but very outdated. I think if blockchain technology could be incorporated into the stock market, that might just become a reality.
But in any case, stocks and crypto are two different things even though they have some similarities. Bitcoin can be used as a currency, whereas stocks certainly can't. In that respect I think of bitcoin as closer to gold--at least in the old days when it was used as money--than stocks. But that's a comparison that's been made ever since the beginning of bitcoin, and it's a tired one IMO.