Hard to believe how quickly everything has changed

Jessi dishes on tools, education and experiences from her time at the DOJ, including her work on the Bitfinex case, in the full ep.

Former DOJ attorney Jessi Brooks explains why money laundering in crypto has become a race to the off-ramps:

Law of Code is a go-to resource for lawyers and founders working in crypto to learn what is currently top of mind among practitioners and builders. Day One’s @Nimathefish provides insight from what we’re seeing in the trenches in the most recent episode, including what’s currently market for building, financing and launching a protocol and token. We’re proud to support the work @JacobRobinsonJD does in spreading knowledge and keeping conversations moving among our industry.z

Had a great conversation on the Law of Code Podcast! We covered decentralized governance, crypto-native legal frameworks, and how law is evolving alongside code. 🎧 Tune in here: Thanks to @JacobRobinsonJD for having me on!

What's market for launching blockchain products and tokens? In this episode of the Law of Code podcast, @Nimathefish of @DayOneLaw explains how founders can take a project from idea to launch. Here's a clip:

Thanks to @RepFrenchHill, @CongressmanGT, @RepBryanSteil & @RepDustyJohnson and their staff for advancing a regulatory framework for digital assets in the United States. The release of the market structure discussion draft marks an important milestone, and we commend their work to bring clarity and balance to this novel and evolving policy space! We reviewed the discussion draft alongside a community of aligned teams, developers, operators, and lawyers, and we aggregated a list of constructive issues and recommendations to help strengthen and clarify elements of the discussion draft ahead of formal introduction and any potential markup. We submitted these comments to staff on May 9th. Thanks to everyone who contributed and particularly to @SH_Brennan for helping to lead the process. For the full list of recommendations, see below. We’re particularly encouraged to see several control-based decentralization principles, similar to those from our Designing Policy for a Flourishing Blockchain Industry report, reflected in the draft. And to see the discussion draft incentivizes decentralization (aka network maturity), which will be critical in enabling a flourishing ecosystem of digital infrastructure, applications, and businesses that provide significant autonomy and economic opportunity to users. Please reach out to us if you have any feedback on our recommendations or want to contribute to our work in future!

Any crypto lawyers attending @consensus2025 in Toronto who haven’t yet received an invite for a Friday morning breakfast I’ve organized with @evanmthomas — please shoot me a DM. Space is limited & we’ve already got 50+

Such a key point for regulators around the globe, @SH_Brennan

What rules apply if you trade securities peer-to-peer in the analog world? @TuongvyLe12 explains.