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Opinion
DAOs Are the New Degen: Crypto Traders Can Copy-Trade Token Treasuries for Fun and Profit
Whether they’re bona-fide on-chain investment funds or otherwise, DAOs token allocations and treasuries approximate crypto market sentiment and can act as a valuable signal for traders of all levels.

A Tale of 2 SEC Commissioners
While SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has proven constructive and shown a willingness to improve regulatory shortcomings, Chairman Gary Gensler has been anything but.

Sam Bankman-Fried Verdict: The Crypto Industry Reacts
Long-time watchers of the crypto space are mostly positive on what SBF’s conviction means for the future. But long-time critics in Congress are readying to crack down further on the industry.

Who Won and Lost Most in Sam Bankman-Fried's Criminal Scheme?
The trial verdict is an indictment of regulators and the VC industry. But the U.S. justice system and, yes, journalists, proved their worth more than ever.

The Other FTX Case
Most of the charges facing SBF won’t ever be relevant to most crypto companies. But charges the government cannot pursue today could be, say Andrew C. Adams and Kane Smith, at Steptoe & Johnson LLP.

If PayPal's Stablecoin Is a Security, Anything Could Be
Former BUSD manager Austin Campbell said the SEC’s subpoena over PYUSD beggars reason.

Crypto for Advisors: Opinion: Direct Crypto Ownership Is Best
In this week's issue of Crypto for Advisors, learn why direct ownership of crypto may be in the best interest of the client.

Want Crypto Adoption? Give Consumers What They Really Want
It’s time to accept consumers for who they really are, and give them what they really want, which is money, status and functionality, says Magalena Kala.

Sam Bankman-Fried Demonstrates Ineffective Altruism at Its Worst
The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

SBF vs. ETF: Get Rich Quick vs. Get Rich Slowly
The FTX founder was never a man of crypto and the industry is moving on without him, says Laura Shin.
