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The policy baseline for crypto is shifting all at once:
- Congress sketching safe harbors for open-source devs
- DOJ narrowing “money transmission” to actual custody
- SEC teeing up rule making on custody + issuance
These aren’t headlines, they’re fault lines. If you’re building, these changes set the operating environment for the next cycle.
See the full breakdown in our newsletter linked below 👇
🚨 New Day One Law Newsletter is live:
📜 Senate’s 2025 draft shields DeFi devs/validators, clarifies airdrops & staking, and carves out some DePIN models
⚖️ DOJ: non-custodial ≠money transmission → control over funds is the lever
📅 SEC’s Spring agenda tees up issuance, custody & trading rulemakings for mid-2025
Builders, investors, infra operators: the ground is moving.
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MAGA Republicans said Kamala Harris didn’t have experience to be President even though she was a prosecutor, DA, AG, US Senator and Vice President.
Now they are cheering on a Fox Propaganda host for being nominated to lead the Pentagon.
It was always about racism and sexism.
At what eth/btc ratio will btc maxis actually consider trying out this whole "web 3.0" thing for themselves? Never?
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Time to reallocate back into tech
"The CDC said in a report on Friday that 127 vaccinated people infected with the Delta variant during the outbreak appeared to carry as much virus as 84 unvaccinated or partially vaccinated people who became infected."
wsj.com/articles/cdc-says-ne…
Imagining DeFi as Hong Kong right now, here's to hopping the U.S. doesn't pull a China.
If the US bans or seriously interferes with the innovation happening in DeFi, it will be an own goal 10 times worse than China cracking down on DiDi, which paralyzed innovation
DeFi today is the most rapidly innovating sector in tech, and most of that innovation is US-centric.
That escalated quickly
That's not what I'm proposing, although I do fully intend to make use of the courts when the time comes. It's worth the shot & this SCOTUS isn't bad for us at all.
I'm proposing we make the "unstoppable" part of this tech as real as possible. That's what we're here for, anyway.
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The 2nd paragraph of this isn't an "if"
2/X: Perhaps this is actually part of their job well done and they can indeed not have these tokens legally
But if a company is liable for tokens listed on the interface built by it ... woohoo this is but the beginning.
We will see lots of alternative interfaces in the future.
Reporting to work as scheduled, being cooperative and being respectful are the 2nd, 3rd and 4th traits mentioned in the job requirements?
I can see why they have difficulty finding attorneys.
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A final Maker Foundation message from CEO Rune Christensen (@RuneKek):
blog.makerdao.com/makerdao-h…
This guy really hates ethereum
Square is creating a new business (joining Seller, Cash App, & Tidal) focused on building an open developer platform with the sole goal of making it easy to create non-custodial, permissionless, and decentralized financial services. Our primary focus is #Bitcoin. Its name is TBD.
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Headline: some EU VCs may pull money from a startup because the founder may have previously used Adderall.
Takeaway: LPs, you should pull your money from these funds. Almost all founders used Adderall in college and early in their startup journey.
theinformation.com/articles/…
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Some context and analysis on the time traveling miner eth mempool thing everyone is talking about.
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Apparently LEAPS are the big brained Congress play
Pelosi purchases multi-million dollars worth of FAANG and $NVDA call options in a report out minutes ago
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I, for one, welcome our new government overlords.
Bitcoin Draws More Scrutiny From Regulators Worried About Fraud wsj.com/articles/bitcoin-dra…
