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5.14.25 / articles
What everyone gets wrong about crypto adoption

Christian Catalini
2.4.25 / articles
U.S. as the crypto capital: What it would take

a16z crypto editorial
2.4.25 / articles
Anyone can get debanked. DeFi is a critical safety net.

Katherine Minarik
2.4.25 / articles
Should the United States implement a Bitcoin strategic reserve?

Christian Catalini
2.4.25 / articles
End the era of mass financial surveillance

Grant Rabenn
2.4.25 / articles
Rethinking SEC rulemaking: Why crypto needs its own rules

Scott Walker
2.4.25 / articles
Why we need decentralized stablecoins

Luca Prosperi
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2.4.25 / articles
It’s time to bring assets onchain

Jenny Cieplak
2.4.25 / articles
Why the Department of Justice’s actions against DeFi are a wreck

Miller Whitehouse-LevineAmanda Tuminelli
2.4.25 / articles
Let staking flourish in the U.S.

Ji KimAlison Mangiero
2.4.25 / articles
How the U.S. can benefit from effective crypto tax policy

David Kerr
2.3.25 / articles
Why decentralization matters, and needs incentives

Miles Jennings
1.22.25 / articles
A new (digital) age at the SEC

Scott WalkerBill Hinman
1.1.25 / articles
Blockchain innovation will put an AI-powered internet back into users' hands

Chris Dixon
12.17.24 / articles
Decentralization is why we fight for crypto

Miles Jennings
11.26.24 / articles
5 crypto issues both parties agree on

a16z crypto policy & regulatory teams
11.4.24 / articles
7 things U.S. government agencies can do to help seize the web3 opportunity

Brian Quintenz
10.14.24 / articles
Crime and crypto: Concrete steps to address money laundering

Michele KorverJai Ramaswamy
9.16.24 / articles
Why Ethereum ETPs (vs. ETFs) are so significant, & more FAQs

Scott Walker
8.2.24 / articles
Embracing new tech policy can propel the UK forward

Anthony Albanese
4.30.24 / articles
Forget antitrust, regulate to let tech disrupt itself

Christian Catalini
3.10.24 / articles
Blockchain's two cultures: The computer vs. the casino

Chris Dixon
2.5.24 / articles
Big Tech killed the internet — blockchains can help revive it.

Chris Dixon
7.15.23 / articles
It’s time to move crypto from chaos to order

Miles JenningsBrian Quintenz
10.14.22 / articles
Wallet Security: The ‘Non-Custodial’ Fallacy

Nassim EddequiouaqRiyaz Faizullabhoy
9.29.22 / articles
Regulate Web3 Apps, Not Protocols

Miles Jennings
9.21.22 / articles
A Call to the SEC: Treat Crypto Assets as if Clients Matter

Scott WalkerNeel Maitra
8.9.22 / articles
In Defense of Stablecoins

Miles Jennings
8.3.22 / articles
Why NFT Creators Are Going cc0

FlashrektScott Duke Kominers
5.6.22 / articles
7 Essential Ingredients of a Metaverse

Elizabeth HarkavyEddy LazzarinArianna Simpson
1.13.22 / articles
DeFi Gives Financial Privacy — Will Regulation Take It Away?

Eugene Volokh
1.7.22 / articles
How to Build a Better Internet: 10 Principles for World Leaders Shaping the Future of Web3

Tomicah TillemannJames Rathmell
12.17.21 / articles
Prediction for the New Year: A Web3 Midterm

Tomicah TillemannJames Rathmell
10.13.21 / articles
An Agenda for the Future of the Internet

Tomicah TillemannJames Rathmell
10.5.21 / articles
Our Proposals to the Senate Banking Committee

Tomicah TillemannMiles JenningsJames Rathmell
9.27.21 / articles
Stablecoins, Stability, and Financial Inclusion

Katie HaunTomicah TillemannJames Rathmell
1.14.21 / articles
Who Will Control the Software That Powers the Internet?

Chris Dixon
1.4.21 / articles
Why a16z Opposes Secretary Mnuchin’s FinCEN Midnight Crypto Rulemaking

Katie Haun
9.17.19 / articles
CFTC Chairman Christopher Giancarlo on Regulating Crypto

Christopher Giancarlo
3.21.19 / articles
Shareholders vs. Stakeholders? No: Customers

Scott Kupor
2.18.18 / articles
Why decentralization matters

Chris Dixon
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