Law & Policy

Venice.ai is doing airdrop from a Wyoming company without excluding US citizens. Terms are subject to Wyoming law with disputes to be solved in JAMS. Is this the first airdrop of a stakeable token within the US?

https://venice.ai/files/airdrop-terms-en.pdf

PSA: Airdrops from the U.S. are still a big tax risk. 

https://paragraph.xyz/@cryptotaxguy.eth/psa-airdrops-from-us-are-still-a-big-tax-risk

Timely that @cryptotaxguy.eth just wrote this piece on airdrops

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Timely that @cryptotaxguy.eth just wrote this piece on airdrops

https://warpcast.com/cryptotaxguy.eth/0x04498a07

I grabbed the T&C too because it seemed more extensive. Seems to be a first!

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Was also wondering, but couldn’t find in the documents.

Is it a Wyoming LLC, C Corp, or UNA/DUNA?