#CryptoLawyers

Why staking ≠ bonding.

Sloppy pleadings make bad law

Uniswap is dead. Long live Uniswap.

On September 28, 2018, CleanApp Foundation announced the launch of Crypto Law Review. In only five months, we have grown to nearly 400…

If you want to go to the Moon, you have to follow some ground rules. Or do you?

For good legal frameworks, crypto must acknowledge very big problems.

On this point, the question for CryptoLovers is whether they want agencies like the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to…

Crypto sees “Law” as the problem & “CryptoLaw” as a solution. Crypto should see law as a matrix, instead.

Crypto’s anti-law arguments resemble familiar arbitration v. litigation tropes. That’s not a good thing.

How to (1) see the Crypto Legal Matrix, (2) overcome regulatory anxiety & (3) make peace with law.

By embracing a #CodeIsLaw ideology, many cryptonaires are promulgating a potentially oppressive vision of law. This happens largely…

Why DLT Devs May Need to Take “Smart Contracts” to Court

Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT) — blockchain, crypto instruments, and so-called “smart contracts” — face a major obstacle on their…

A strange thing happened at on the EthTrader Subreddit the other day, specifically, the announcement thread about the Stanford Center for…

A week or so ago, a major bit of institutional and geopolitical news came out of the crypto world.