Law & Policy

if we want to regulate crypto, would we want to go the ancient way and write laws on paper?

or would we want it to be open, simple - digital and based on smart contracts / code?

currently you need lawyers to understand or rather outsource law understanding to them to do pretty much anything

with coded law you could just run a query against a token contract or something, same thing dexscreener has with tokensniffer

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Can't regulate pandora's box. Could possibly shutdown etherscan, opensea, blur, etc. But entities outside of U.S. will be fine.

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Yeah dude. We aren’t teaching Computer Science and they aren’t learning it, so they don’t understand. I hear things like “ETH is American-Owned cause the nodes here.”

Like listening to kids at the playground argue about made up rules

yes right so regulation doesn't make any sense for crypto