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We had an amazing turnout for the pickleball tournament. Group photo of the players and spectators! @cojo.eth
I am nominating @codeofcrypto for his tireless and enthusiastic leadership of the /law-policy channel and the legal community here on Farcaster. Some of his many contributions include: - Bringing "lawcasters" together IRL in multiple cities around the world for roughly a dozen meetups. - Organizing and sponsoring law & policy happy hours at Farcon 2024 and Farcon 2025. - Raising awareness of Farcaster and the law & policy channel at industry events, including arranging for the law & policy channel to sponsor the happy hour at the DC Privacy Summit in October 2024. - Creating and regularly updating a law & policy starter pack (https://farcaster.xyz/codeofcrypto/pack/Law-Policy-8tx6kn) to help onboard new channel members and help them build their network. - And generally looking for ways to connect lawyers, policy-makers, founders, and academics to each other so that we can all build a better regulatory landscape for blockchain and related technologies. #farcasterrpgfspring2025
The industry is moving swiftly to oppose the DeFi broker reporting regulations that @cryptotaxguy.eth reported on earlier today. The Blockchain Association, DeFi Education Fund, and the Texas Blockchain Council immediately filed suit in federal court to block the regulations. https://www.defieducationfund.org/_files/ugd/84ba66_b6af3a8d9414462d8a34897cfec39c5e.pdf
Thanks @caphillcrypto for the excellent summary of the DeFi broker regulations in your newsletter today. I only had a couple of minor nits to pick with your explanation of the rules. Details to follow: