EUCI: DAOs & Regulators
summary
Three founders spend ten months briefing EU bodies and an agency in Brussels, juggling meetings that often require answers within three days. Work centers on educating regulators who conflate all chains with Bitcoin, pushing back against the current draft Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) that effectively bans decentralized stablecoins. They document hacks, energy debates, and AML fears, propose a neutral pan‑EU lobbying body, advocate tailored licenses and self‑regulation, raise funds, and press for legal personhood and adapted obligations for DeFi.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:15About EUCI
- 1:24How are people seeing EUCI
- 1:53What we see
- 3:55Centralized Activities
- 5:16DeFi
- 5:48What regulators fear
- 7:27Blockchain is unstoppable
- 8:28Unhosted wallets
- 9:09Markets in crypto assets regulation
- 9:38Whats coming
- 11:06Solution
- 12:14What can we do
- 13:22Proposal
- 14:56Contact
- 15:13Support
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