Grant R. Gulovsen πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦

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Lawyer in Private Practice; U.S. Army Combat Veteran; Vegetarian; Goofy Dad; Owner of One Too Many Cats

Working with #technology startups with a focus on #cryptocurrency and #decentralized #governance

#fedi22 #law #LawFedi

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Do yourself a favor: ignore all the retrospective posts about SBF, his character flaws or whatever else made him do what he did. Anyone can draw a bullseye around a target once the arrow was shot.

Instead focus on those who had the courage to speak up in real time.

TL;DR - if the reasoning of Judge Barbadoro is adopted by other courts, the SEC has effectively been handed a .50 caliber machine gun for shooting at #crypto fish in a barrel.

Which in turn means the goal of us crypto #lawyers is to help keep our clients out of that barrel. πŸ˜‰

#law #finance

https://gulovsen.io/crypto-law-update-the-lbry-decision/

Gulovsen Law Office | Blog | Crypto Law Update: The LBRY Decision

The SEC v. LBRY is Very Bad News for Crypto Projects in the U.S. and Elsewhere

Gulovsen Law Office

Although the terrible news about FTX has been front and center this past week, let's not forget the other terrible news which came out just before the FTX bombshell hit, namely, the SEC v. LBRY decision.

I finally got a chance to write more about it here (spoiler alert - IT'S REALLY REALLY BAD for crypto):

https://gulovsen.io/crypto-law-update-the-lbry-decision/

Although the terrible news about FTX has been front and center this past week, let's not forget the other terrible news which came out just before the FTX bombshell hit, namely, the SEC v. LBRY decision.

I finally got a chance to write more about it here (spoiler alert - IT'S REALLY REALLY BAD for crypto):

https://gulovsen.io/crypto-law-update-the-lbry-decision/

Does anyone know if Adam J. Levitin, the Anne Fleming Research Professor of Law at Georgetown Law is on Mastodon? He used to be on the bird site but I can't find him there. Lots of questions flying around regarding the FTX bankruptcy and would love to hear his take. Thanks in advance if anyone knows. #lawfedi

Now that Twitter is laying off a large chunk of its security team might be a good idea to do this if you haven't already:

1. Open Twitter (yuck)
2. Select "Settings and Support"
3. Select "Settings and privacy"
4. Select "Security and account access"
5. Select "Apps and sessions" (almost there)
6. Select "Connected apps"
7. Select a connected app that you want to revoke
8. Select "Revoke app permissions"
9. Repeat as needed

"self-regulation" in crypto means industry/thought leaders calling out scams, ponzis & risky/non-transparent projects.

If we're unwilling or unable to do so we have no one to blame when much of society thinks that crypto is all a scam.

Yes, we want a free & trustless system, but that has to be coupled with a strong social layer ("Layer Zero") that works to protect users from scams.

If we don't do it government will, on it's own terms and for it's own purposes, and it's not going to be pretty.

With the way things are, Twitter might not have any security people on staff soon. If you're using "login with Twitter" as a Single Sign-On (SSO) solution for some websites/services, I'd be worried if I were you. If you can switch to a different authentication method then do it and purge the authentication tokens/sessions.
One of my secret vices is that despite my age I'm still a huge fan of the #pokemon video game franchise so if anyone wants to geek out when the new games are released later this month please hit me up because I'll be totally down.
I am very bad at fantasy sports. I'm also bad at actual sports. So it all works out.