larry (larryflorio.eth)

Treasury management is going to be a crazy area in the near future. And I don’t mean treasuries of memberless foundations and unwrapped DAOs with a multisig. I mean old, boring corporate treasuries for companies with names like International Business Machines & General Electric We’re just a few years away at most from onchain reverse repo vaults & one-click debt issuance. All the pieces are being put together, the primitives are launching or live. Slowly at first, then all at once

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SEC Releases New Crypto Disclosure Guidelines The SEC’s Division of Corp Finance just dropped clarity on crypto asset securities. Key focus: investor protection via detailed biz descriptions, risk factors, and technical specs. 🧵

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In a digital world, you can have programmatic commons. It’s not just limited to grazing land for the village sheep. This is one of crypto’s primary innovations - the ability to have systems and value flows that don’t necessarily rely on or run through a specific person/org

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If your lawyer thinks their templates and forms are some sort of secret sauce or trade secret, you might want to evaluate other options More open source lawyering coming this week https://flor.io/FOSSlaw

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The crypto community is atwitter with discussion of the SEC guidance on memecoins. One major point that is getting less airtime: it shows that the SEC isn't trying to become the Everything Regulator, like Gensler seemed to be trying to do. The SEC has now expressly given an outer bound to their jurisdiction. We're watching a regulator actually self-regulate, and after the jurisdictional ambition of Gensler (far beyond just crypto) it can be easy to not even notice something that should be the norm. Love or hate memecoins, a "real" memecoin (one that isn't just a pump & dump or rug masquerading as a community) isn't a security. Memecoins might be an easy way to lose a lot of money, but there are LOTS of ways to lose a lot of money without implicating securities laws.

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SEC Releases New Crypto Disclosure Guidelines The SEC’s Division of Corp Finance just dropped clarity on crypto asset securities. Key focus: investor protection via detailed biz descriptions, risk factors, and technical specs. 🧵

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The 2nd Circuit issued an opinion on the lawsuit against @uniswap & Uniswap Foundation (and some investors) some 🔥 analysis in here DEX swaps "are more analogous to overarching user agreements than to securities transactions conducted by traditional broker dealers" there's more 👇

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