Law & Policy

We are close to launching category labels for crypto legislation! 

Posting a sneak peak of the upcoming updates. Please share your thoughts, not too late to make changes @dfi 

1/ The website is cryptopols.com where each of the currently 53 monitored crypto bills in Congress will be assigned to at least one category

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2/ On the legislation page, you'll be able to quickly grasp the overall scope of a crypto bill via new category labels beneath the title

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3/ You can also filter the legislation table to search for bill in specific categories, in addition to many other filters

Bills may be assigned to multiple categories when it touches more than just one topic

4/ The methodology page will include a definition of each category that Cryptopols will use to assign to each legislation

Thank you for the feedback and I agree that some categories could be more nuanced.

Category selections were based on crypto bills introduced in the current Congress, to enable searching for topics more easily. There are currently 3 privacy-related bills. Once that number grows, we'll be able to break it down further.

this is incredible! finally a crypto policy taxonomy!

I'm a big believer that "privacy" as a category should be broken down into separate (or sub) categories though, in order to distinguish "data privacy" from "financial privacy" which feel like completely different spheres

That would be great! Had the chance to connect with some folks here on FC already, but know there are many more out there still that may not yet be aware of Cryptopols and who may see value in using that platform

This is incredible, @oliverzerhusen. I know a few clients who will start using this immediately. 

I’m sure you might already be connected to some of the relevant trades, but if not happy to point you folks who might be interested.