Professor of Blockchain-Digital Assets. Angel Investor. Former Chairman of COMEX.
Manhattan, NY
Joined June 2019
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The person that hacked my telegram has created a Google Calendar invite with my photo. This is NOT me. Do NOT respond. Be careful out there......
This post is for Telegram. I want to get the username t.me/donnaredel
Happy birthday Sam Zell. I hope you are smiling on all of us from heaven. It was an honor to have known you, worked with you, and laughed with you.
We will miss the great speeches, dissents, and the very clever titles. Most of all we will lose an advocate in the steps towards making the USA the crypto capital of the world. Thank you @HesterPeirce.
coindesk.com/policy/2026/09/… via @coindesk
I remember when Cat Bonds were a novel financial product.....now we are moving them on-chain coindesk.com/business/2026/0…
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Reg Crypto offers three paths for projects to ICO.
@lex_node explains them in 90 seconds here.
What is Reg Crypto?
Can projects use it to legally sell tokens to the American public? (Yes, soon)
This @LawofCodeFM episode is a deep dive into the SEC's proposal, covering the startup exemption, two tiers of fundraising, tailored disclosures and the formal off-ramp, plus the history behind it all.
You'll hear from lawyers whose work was cited in the proposal, such as @NYcryptolawyer, @lex_node, @SH_Brennan, @RSSH273, w/ @propelforward & a clip from @milesjennings.
This should get you to the 99th percentile for understanding Reg Crypto, regardless of whether you're a lawyer, founder, operator or Dallas Cowboys fan.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
4:17 How we got here
6:53 Solving two problems
10:21 Reg A, Reg CF and Reg D
12:10 Five subparts of Reg Crypto
14:12 Who will use these? @lex_node
18:08 The Startup Exemption
19:35 Rule 103 disclosures
21:03 LBRY and silence @lex_node
30:14 Secondary markets and Telegram @NYcryptolawyer
34:13 The Fundraising Exemption
42:21 Why Reg A and Reg CF failed @SH_Brennan
48:14 Rule 400: Exit
50:23 Third-party problems
57:34 Incentives @RSSH273
1:02:08 Essential managerial efforts
1:12:09 The state of crypto
1:15:13 State law questions @propelforward, @SH_Brennan
1:20:37 What's next?
Thank you to the presenting sponsor of this episode, @altitude.
Nothing in this podcast is legal or investment advice.
The great Dolly Parton has died. She left us the greatest legacy - the gift of music, songs and amazing lyrics.
Hopefully we can get CLARITY passed.
🇺🇸UPDATE: Trump will personally attend Wednesday's crypto summit, joined by the heads of BOTH the SEC and CFTC.
Executives from Coinbase, Ripple, a16z, Chainlink, Paradigm and Kalshi are expected in the room, per Semafor.
The summit kicks off a two day stretch, with the CFTC hosting Coinbase, Robinhood, Kalshi and Polymarket CEOs at its first Innovation Committee meeting Thursday.
Tokenization is changing and improving the use of financial assets. Thank you Securitize for your leadership.
Tokenization makes assets more useful.
Investors can receive daily dividends, transfer tokenized assets and access liquidity 24/7, use those assets as collateral, and settle transactions instantly.
Securitize CEO @carlosdomingo explains why utility drives adoption.
slowly, slowly and then all at once everything is going on-chain. wsj.com/finance/banking/well…
another interesting partnership wsj.com/sports/baseball/new-…
Prediction markets are big business that need to resolve the regulatory issues. wsj.com/finance/currencies/p…
The intersection of DeFi and TradFi is getting professionalized. coindesk.com/tech/2026/07/16…
