@jakeauch @cdixon @milesjennings
A quick overview of principles for thinking about policy, briefly covering topics and recent moves that are top of mind in U.S. crypto regulation &#8212; from stablecoins to NFTs to DAOs to more. It is based (only lightly edited for this medium) on a live conversation that took place a couple weeks ago on Twitter with:
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<li>Congressman Jake Auchincloss of Massachusetts, also Vice-Chair of the Financial Services Committee (he also formerly led product development at both a Fortune 100 insurance company and a cybersecurity startup);</li>
<li>Miles Jennings, general counsel and head of decentralization at a16z crypto who has advanced and <a href="https://a16z.com/author/miles-jennings/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">published several frameworks</a> for both builders and industry on topics such as decentralization in practice, legal frameworks for DAOs, and more;</li>
<li>Chris Dixon, a16z crypto founding general and managing partner who also moderates this conversation.</li>
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Welcome to web3 with a16z, a show about building the next generation of the internet from the team at a16z crypto. This show is for anyone &#8212; whether developer, artist, community leader; startup entrepreneur or other builder, policymakers, company leaders, others – anyone seeking to understand, and go deeper on all things crypto and web3: towards a decentralized, community-owned, and creator-owned internet. 
As a reminder: None of the following is investment, business, tax, or legal advice; please see a16z.com/disclosures for more important information, including a link to a list of our investments.

Michael Blau

Policy Principles

@jakeauch @cdixon @milesjennings A quick overview of principles for thinking about policy, briefly covering topics and recent moves that are top of mind in U.S. crypto regulation &#8212; from stablecoins to NFTs to DAOs to more. It is based (only lightly edited for this medium) on a live conversation that took place a couple weeks [&hellip;]

web3 with a16z crypto Episode #7

Policy Principles