Law & Policy

Crypto in banking was the focus of the legal developments last week, but there were also some litigation updates worth following. 

Here's everything that happened in crypto law last week:

Crypto in banking was the focus of the legal developments last week, but there were also some litigation updates worth following. 

Here's everything that happened in crypto law last week: https://nfttorney.com/2025/04/29/off-the-blockchain-april-21-28-2025/

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Yeah, I personally find the guy distasteful and the personification of the worst parts of crypto. If he did something criminal I hope he is prosecuted for those crimes using appropriate extradition. 

But forked uniswap code and a single podcast recorded in Miami does not create U.S. administrative agency jurisdiction.

Kind of hoping termination of the SEC suit against Richard Hart, doesn't keep the DOJ from investigating for other illegal activities. 

But I have to agree that the result of terminating the SEC suit is the correct result based on what was claimed as jx.

Nah. Oregon’s AG action emphasized the need for federal preemption on market structure but that was already going to be there. The rest is private litigation and criminal fraud stuff, which isn’t going away regardless of market structure.

Any litigation updates representing a significant moving of the needle on market structure?

Solo. Creating U.S. crypto policy content. Carter & Jack’s dad 🙏 Prev. Sen. Cornyn; Litigation @ Milbank. https://www.caphillcrypto.com/about

Your Congressional updates are the best in the biz, but I have to admit that I look forward to your interviews/other subject posts whenever there’s a Congressional break.

Another super helpful recap 🙏 Appreciate the s/o!