Even with market structure pushed to the new year, it was another busy week in crypto law with a slew of developments at the SEC and Coinbase getting in the prediction market game. Here's everything that happened in crypto law last week: https://nfttorney.com/2025/12/23/off-the-blockchain-december-15-22-2025/

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Saying last week was a busy one for crypto law would be an understatement. We got massive developments at the SEC and CFTC, all while market structure moves forward in the background. Here's everything that happened in crypto law last week: https://nfttorney.com/2025/12/16/off-the-blockchain-december-8-15-2025/

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Last week in crypto regulation (Dec 8–14): 1/ Do Kwon sentenced to 15 years — U.S. federal court handed Terraform Labs’ co-founder a 15-year prison term. https://x.com/innercitypress/status/1999237888702402638

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/law-policy friends, I will be announcing a project I have been working on for the last six months that I believe is relevant to this channel. I am looking for leaders interested in contributing thought pieces, op-eds, and policy work to be shared with congressional staff and committees, as well as state offices. If you already do this work, I would love to talk about distribution. If you want to learn more before the announcement, happy to share details. Think grassroots advocacy and support for local candidates, officials & builders. DC’s are open, hope to hear from you all soon!

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Proud that we at The Digital Chamber were able to join @fund-defi in this letter. Citadel blatantly miscited industry advocates and mischaracterized how DeFi technology works, so huge props to DeFi Education fund for setting the record straight.

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It was tokenization week last week (continuing into this week with the CFTC announcement yesterday) with the SEC and TradFi all focused on how tokenization can improve markets. Here's everything that happened in Crypto Law last week: https://nfttorney.com/2025/12/09/off-the-blockchain-december-1-8-2025/

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It’s been a minute since my last update here. The past few months have been a whirlwind — I passed the bar, rejoined Bluprynt, and have been lucky to work again with Chris Brummer and a team of incredibly talented people. Now, here are the highlights from this month’s LATAM digital-asset regulatory update: 🇧🇷 Brazil launched a full VASP licensing regime and aligned tax reporting with CARF 🇨🇴 Colombia is pivoting toward tax + transparency with a major financing bill and CARF draft 🇨🇷 Costa Rica’s main AML/VASP bill stalled but remains alive after reconsideration 🇲🇽 Mexico introduced a bill to formalize Banxico’s crypto mandate 🇵🇦 Panama is trying again with a new national cryptoassets bill If you want to dig deeper, the full tracker is live at: https://www.regnode.org/latamreg

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There was another DePIN no-action letter, and some token sale refund shenanigans in a short Turkey Day week. Here's everything that happened in Crypto Law last week: https://nfttorney.com/2025/12/02/off-the-blockchain-november24-december-1-2025/

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Last week in crypto regulation (Nov 24–30): 1/ UAE Federal Decree-Law No. 6 — DeFi protocols, bridges, DEXs, stablecoins, and infra providers placed under UAE Central Bank oversight. https://cointelegraph.com/news/uae-new-financial-law-defi-regulatory-scope

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Talent: Best in finishing tasks at yh lays minute 😁😎 Just submitted my Proposed Project Topic as a Final Year Law student

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The market structure legislative process is chugging along, there was a new Bitcoin tax payment proposal, and privacy remains a primary focal point. Here's everything that happened in crypto law last week: https://nfttorney.com/2025/11/25/off-the-blockchain-november-17-24-2025/

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Last week in crypto regulation (Nov 17–23): 1/ SEC removes crypto from 2026 exam priorities — Focus shifts to AI and automation; crypto no longer listed as an examination priority. https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2025-132-sec-division-examinations-announces-2026-priorities

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The federal government is back to work, and they wasted no time with a major market structure proposal in the Senate and the IRS releasing ETF staking guidance. Here's everything that happened in Crypto Law last week: https://nfttorney.com/2025/11/18/off-the-blockchain-november-10-17-2025/

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Last week in crypto regulation (Nov 10–16): 1/ SEC outlines new crypto rulebook — Asset classification, a token safe harbor, unified licensing for venues, and eased custody rules under “Project Crypto.” https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/speeches-statements/atkins-111225-securities-exchange-commissions-approach-digital-assets-inside-project-crypto

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Time to put the training wheels on. Thanks for the recommendation everyone.

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