What's Next for Crypto Policy?
summary
Explains why a pending US bill would try to fold DeFi into traditional custody rules and why that is technically unworkable, arguing DC CPA would treat a DEX as a trading facility and force registration and CLOB behavior; summarizes MiCA’s timeline and a key rule that MiCA bans decentralized stablecoins and builds reserve/licensing duties; details the Tornado Cash OFAC designation and the lawsuit claiming a smart contract cannot be sanctioned as an entity; forecasts more SEC/CFTC enforcement, US stablecoin law, and EU limits on proof of work.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and panel
- 1:38The DCPA legislation
- 3:51SEC vs CFTC jurisdiction
- 5:48Prioritizing developer rights
- 7:16Tech neutrality and regulation
- 11:52The European MiCA framework
- 15:17Comparing US and EU policy
- 18:24Tornado Cash and sanctions
- 23:07Defining entities in crypto
- 26:57Privacy vs compliance
- 30:33The future of Web3 privacy
- 37:01Balancing innovation and risk
- 39:382023 policy predictions
- 42:36Final calls to action
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