State of Legislation, Regulation and Policy
summary
FTX collapse drives a yearlong policy crackdown and many post-crisis bills miss the real problem, for example proposals targeting unhosted wallets that would not have prevented the losses; engagement shifts from FATF and law enforcement to Congress and the SEC; a RAND study finds limited illicit use of Zcash, which helps advocacy; Tornado Cash arrests create a chill on open source contributors and courts (Ripple‑style rulings) look like the likely game changers; expect little US legislative movement during the election year but more EU and other-jurisdiction activity.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00FTX collapse policy shifts
- 3:12Legislative knee-jerk reactions
- 8:09Privacy vs surveillance debates
- 13:48Engaging policy institutions
- 20:55US EU UK privacy comparison
- 24:06Zcash’s crypto privacy role
- 30:26Privacy rights natural allies
- 35:44Tornado Cash legal fallout
- 41:52Courts against overreach
- 44:03Next year’s crypto policy
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