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Unconfirmed: People Expected a Big SEC Enforcement Action This Week. What Happened? Days - Ep.277
Episode 277

Unconfirmed: People Expected a Big SEC Enforcement Action This Week. What Happened? Days - Ep.277

Stephen Palley, partner at Anderson Kill, discusses a few hot-button crypto regulatory issues like lending products, whether DeFi protocols fall under the SEC’s purview, and more. Show highlights: why Stephen thinks the SEC and CFTC did not...

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October 1, 202135m 42s

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Show Notes

Stephen Palley, partner at Anderson Kill, discusses a few hot-button crypto regulatory issues like lending products, whether DeFi protocols fall under the SEC’s purview, and more. Show highlights:

  • why Stephen thinks the SEC and CFTC did not announce more extensive crypto enforcement news this week
  • what areas the SEC Chair Gary Gensler and the SEC as a whole are focused on regulating
  • what Stephen has heard about whether stablecoins that are not fully-backed are securities
  • why Coinbase decided to drop its Lend product
  • why Stephen is skeptical that decentralized protocols should be regulated under existing securities laws
  • how securities law is contrary to consumer protection in light of DeFi protocols and airdrops
  • why DeFi AMMs should be regulated differently than centralized market books
  • whether companies running a front-end for a DeFi protocol should be considered an exchange
  • why crypto devs are “going Satoshi” because of US securities laws

 

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Stephen Palley

 

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Lending Products

 

SEC + Gary Gensler

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