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@apublicstate

PSA is a builder-centric movement focused on advocacy and best practices for decentralized communities through a number of avenues, each pursued in parallel.

Katฤฑlฤฑm Haziran 2024
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Decentralization Research Center
The industry has made it clear: effective blockchain policy must incentivize decentralization. DRC and 50 other leading stakeholders in the crypto industry just delivered a joint letter to @SpeakerJohnson, @RepJeffries, @LeaderJohnThune, and @SenSchumer in support of the CLARITY Actโ€™s robust, control-based decentralization test for digital assets. This is the largest coalition of organizations in agreement on a particular test for decentralization. The CLARITY Act establishes a much-needed standard for evaluating when a digital asset has met a threshold to justify its transition from security to commodity โ€” an essential step for effective market structure legislation. We look forward to engaging further to ensure that blockchain legislation supports decentralization, responsible innovation, and consumer protection to further establish U.S. leadership in blockchain technology. Want to add your voice? DM us to join the coalition in support of decentralization. Thank you to our co-signers: @1kxnetwork, @AleoHQ, @alongsidefi, @a16z, @aragon_fdn, @aztecnetwork, @blockchaincap, Bright Point Law, Brookwood PC, @buidlbox, @ProgressChamber, @Consensys, Cowrie, @crypto_council, @daylightenergy, @Delphi_Ventures, @DLxLawPLLC, @dragonfly_xyz, @ElectricCapital, @EspressoSys, @Etherealize_io, @farcaster_xyz, @gensynai, @HallidayHQ, @HaunVentures, @injective, @interchain_io, @axelar, @LayerZero_Core, @LeXpunK_Army, @LidoFinance, @the_matter_labs, @merit_systems, @MetaLeX_Labs, @Mysten_Labs, @NEARFoundation, @OPLabsPBC, @Optimism, @proximityfi, @apublicstate, @Sei_FND, @Sei_Labs, @SkyMavisHQ, @storyprotocol, @syndicateio, @tallyxyz, @graphprotocol, @deptvc, Varia Law, and @xmtp_
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The latest draft of market structure makes great strides towards a liquid trading framework that *preserves* decentralized market structure & incentivizes the development of useful tech. Still areas to refine, but we are encouraged by all the positive movement on major issues...
Decentralization Research Center@TheDRC_

Thanks to @RepFrenchHill, @CongressmanGT, @RepBryanSteil & @RepDustyJohnson and their staff for advancing a regulatory framework for digital assets in the United States. The release of the market structure discussion draft marks an important milestone, and we commend their work to bring clarity and balance to this novel and evolving policy space! We reviewed the discussion draft alongside a community of aligned teams, developers, operators, and lawyers, and we aggregated a list of constructive issues and recommendations to help strengthen and clarify elements of the discussion draft ahead of formal introduction and any potential markup. We submitted these comments to staff on May 9th. Thanks to everyone who contributed and particularly to @SH_Brennan for helping to lead the process. For the full list of recommendations, see below. Weโ€™re particularly encouraged to see several control-based decentralization principles, similar to those from our Designing Policy for a Flourishing Blockchain Industry report, reflected in the draft. And to see the discussion draft incentivizes decentralization (aka network maturity), which will be critical in enabling a flourishing ecosystem of digital infrastructure, applications, and businesses that provide significant autonomy and economic opportunity to users. Please reach out to us if you have any feedback on our recommendations or want to contribute to our work in future!

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Connor Spelliscy
Connor Spelliscy@c_spelliscyยท
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce on decentralization, the Crypto Task Force, and ongoing rulemaking. I was grateful to speak with SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce (@HesterPeirce) at the @TheDRC_'s 2025 Decentralized Tech Summit, where she shared with us her thoughts on how decentralization should impact securities regulation, her work leading the SEC's Crypto Task Force and her proposed Safe Harbor. It was one of her most detailed public conversations focused solely on decentralization. Timestamps: [1:06] How crypto roundtables impact rulemaking [4:12] Marrying existing regulation with future rules [9:40] How the industry can best engage with the administration [11:17] Managing retail protection without harming builders [13:26] Her changing perspective on the Safe Harbor exit test [19:40] What to expect next from the SEC [21:14] How the SEC achieves their crypto-related goals & much more.
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Justin Slaughter
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The burgeoning alliance between a decent number of Democrats and the banking industryโ€™s trade associations (ABA, BPI, etc) remains under discussed. Itโ€™s not 2008 or even 2018 anymore. Banks are no longer the top foe, and may even starting to be seen as a key ally against tech.
Brendan Pedersen@BrendanPedersen

Cortez Masto also references a statement for the record from the American Bankers Association. That 4-page document just dropped into my inbox, so here it is: aba.com/-/media/documeโ€ฆ

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Some of us have been highlighting that one of the areas needing attention is the unchecked power and centralization of vertically integrated crypto enterprises. Will be interesting to see how this lawsuit plays out.
Bill Hughes ๐ŸฆŠ@BillHughesDC

๐Ÿšจ๐Ÿšจ๐ŸšจPrivate antitrust lawsuits have finally arrived in crypto. @BiTGlobalTrust sues @coinbase alleging violations of Section 2 of the Sherman Act among other competition-related claims. In short, Coinbase is (allegedly) unlawfully killing a competitor wrapped BTC product by kicking it off Coinbase's exchange in favor of Coinbase's own wrapped BTC to achieve and/or maintain a monopoly. The crux of the case: "Like all the centralized tech giants before it, Coinbase gives lip service to the innovation of a decentralized world. But in the case of wrapped Bitcoin, Coinbase viewed it as just another cash grab. It saw a competitor, wBTC, that had something it wanted: an innovative product that released value inherent in Bitcoin and let users utilize that value in bold new ways. And following the playbook of its predecessors, Coinbase decided it would take what it wanted. Once the value in wBTC had been demonstrated, Coinbase changed the rules, delisting wBTC from its platform so that it could no longer be traded on the Coinbase platformโ€”and it did so shortly after launching its own knock-off clone called cbBTC." Antitrust nerds rejoice!

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