Today, we sued the #SEC .

They have no right to unplug the U.S. from #Ethereum .

They have no right to prohibit peer-to-peer blockchain software.

Too many Americans - developers, investors, and everyday users - are going to be hurt if they are allowed to continue unopposed.

Had a few people reach out about how much they enjoyed and learned from this podcast with Tor Ekeland, Mike Hassard and BlockProf🛡.

It’s an eye-opening look into the case of Roman Sterlingov, told by his lawyers.
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Can't recommend this book enough - excited to share the podcast we recorded about it.

This week we announced Coinbase Canada's registration with the CSA in The Hill Times. Why?

Because if we want to update 🇨🇦's financial system, we need the support from our Members of Parliament across the country. Crypto can be overwhelming, but every MP I’ve met has been open

Can projects airdrop free tokens to US-based users without exposing themselves to the SEC’s wrath?

Not sure.

It’s one reason Amanda Tuminelli and DeFi Education Fund brought a pre-enforcement lawsuit against the SEC. Spoke to Amanda and Jake Chervinsky about this.

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You should see our housing charts.

FYI: The 30k limit is per platform in Canada and not applicable to DeFi.

But yes, not great.

Still itching to learn more about this case and DEF's amicus?

Lucky for you, Jacob Robinson chats w/ the authors (@amandatums & Jake Chervinsky) about our brief and the implications of the case on the latest episode of Law of Code 👇

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This was very good. Stoked to see what _gabrielShapir0, D҉u҉m҉b҉ ҉a҉p҉e҉, Erich Dylus, and 0xPrepop build for us Luddite lawyers to recommend to clients.

Worth a listen even if you’re non-legal. Separation of law from state is a fascinating idea and we’ve only scratched the surface.