Advancing Crypto Policy -- Education, Advocacy, and Developer Rights
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Two weeks into the new policy role at Coin Center and recounting a decade of prior work from law firm explainers to ZeroX Labs, the CFTC and Chainalysis, the talk highlights concrete activity: Coin Center hosted 40–50 invite-only attendees at its first DC event, frames policy priorities as defending developers’ rights to deploy code, preserving privacy while aligning AML rules, advancing Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act text that would clarify money transmission exemptions for protocol developers, and pushing practical engagement on digital identity standards.
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- 0:00Introduction and thanks to Paul
- 0:11Overview of Coin Center’s education and advocacy mission
- 0:46Jason’s history with Coin Center and crypto law
- 2:32Professional background: From law firms to ZeroX Labs, CFTC, and Chainalysis
- 4:34Excitement for joining Coin Center
- 5:11Coin Center’s first DC event with industry and government stakeholders
- 5:45Key policy issues: Privacy, AML, digital identity, and the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act
- 6:36Closing remarks and invitation to connect
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