Fighting for Crypto's Future: The State of Regulation & Advocacy
summary
Argues that regulation shapes crypto more than tech over the next two years and names two concrete risks: DCCPA could effectively ban many DeFi protocols in the U.S. by treating decentralized platforms like custodial exchanges, and MiCA imposes a €200M/day cap on non‑EU stablecoin flows from April 2024, plus reserve and on‑shore requirements that break common stablecoin models. Recommends specific advocacy actions: fund public‑goods and think tanks, join industry associations, support legal defense and Gitcoin’s advocacy rounds (they raised ~$1.3M).
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:29Connor Spelsi
- 1:49Agenda
- 2:19Change Is Coming
- 5:03The Master Switch
- 9:15Digital Commodities Consumer Protection Act
- 10:58Potential Ban on D5
- 11:38Digital Commodity Definition
- 12:19Digital Commodities Bitcoin and Ether
- 13:36Crypto Assets Bill
- 19:18Infrastructure Bill Battle
- 20:37Six Support Organizations That Fund Crypto Legal Defense
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