In this episode, Jonathan Schmalfeld and Jacob Robinson walk through the biggest crypto law and policy developments of the month of November.

Jonathan is the Policy Director at The Digital Chamber, where he leads federal and state advocacy on digital asset regulation.

Timestamps:

➡️ 1:19 — Senate Agriculture Committee releases market structure draft

➡️ 3:22 — Why DeFi and AML sections remain blank

➡️ 3:52 — Chair Atkins’ speech and push for taxonomy

➡️ 6:32 — Treasury & IRS guidance on staking ETFs

➡️ 10:39 — Uniswap’s fee switch vote and winding down

➡️ 13:53 — Coinbase reincorporates from Delaware to Texas

➡️ 16:19 — MEV exploit trial ends in mistrial

➡️ 23:36 — Samurai Wallet sentencing and liability risks

➡️ 26:55 — DOJ’s Tornado Cash filing and self-custody issues

➡️ 30:29 — Digital Chamber launches State Network

➡️ 33:37 — OCC guidance allowing banks pay gas fees

➡️ 36:50 — What to watch next in GENIUS implementation

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