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1.22.25 / articles
A new (digital) age at the SEC

Scott WalkerBill Hinman
11.4.24 / articles
7 things U.S. government agencies can do to help seize the web3 opportunity

Brian Quintenz
10.14.24 / articles
Crime and crypto: Concrete steps to address money laundering

Michele KorverJai Ramaswamy
3.3.23 / articles
Comment to the Office of Science and Technology Policy on Digital Assets Research and Development (3.3.23)

Miles JenningsMichele KorverBrian QuintenzTim Roughgarden
9.21.22 / articles
A Call to the SEC: Treat Crypto Assets as if Clients Matter

Scott WalkerNeel Maitra
8.26.22 / articles
a16z crypto’s Response to the Department of Treasury’s Request for Comment

Michele Korver
8.18.22 / podcasts
Crypto Regulations, Illicit Finance, Privacy and Beyond

Michele KorverJai RamaswamySonal Chokshi
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1.7.22 / articles
How to Build a Better Internet: 10 Principles for World Leaders Shaping the Future of Web3

Tomicah TillemannJames Rathmell
12.17.21 / articles
Prediction for the New Year: A Web3 Midterm

Tomicah TillemannJames Rathmell
10.5.21 / articles
Our Proposals to the Senate Banking Committee

Tomicah TillemannMiles JenningsJames Rathmell
1.4.21 / articles
Why a16z Opposes Secretary Mnuchin’s FinCEN Midnight Crypto Rulemaking

Katie Haun
2.22.20 / articles
Reading Between the Lines: SEC, Telegram, and Rule 144

Scott Kupor
10.22.19 / articles
Mutability in Crypto and Recent Moves by the SEC

Scott Kupor
9.17.19 / articles
CFTC Chairman Christopher Giancarlo on Regulating Crypto

Christopher Giancarlo
5.15.19 / articles
Kik and the SEC: What’s Going On and What Does It Mean for Crypto?

Katie Haun
7.16.18 / podcasts
a16z Podcast: The Regulatory Landscape for Crypto

Katie HaunRobin WeismanSonal Chokshi
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