Regulating Blockchain and Crypto via Novel Legislation or Rulemaking
The second panel of “Regulation by Enforcement: Blockchain and Crypto” focused on the current state of crypto regulation and recent legislative developments.
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Regulating Blockchain and Crypto Technology via Enforcement
Summary from panel discussion at the GW Regulatory Studies forum event: Regulation by Enforcement: Blockchain and Crypto
A Regulatory Surge in April 2024
In April 2024, federal agencies broke records by issuing an unprecedented number of significant final rules
Will History Repeat Itself? Forecasting CRA Use in a Second Trump Administration
What policy areas are most likely to be challenged if Trump wins a second term in the 2024 presidential election?
Biden’s Ambitious Executive Order Does More for Data Security than Banning TikTok
Biden's Executive Order 14117 is more tailored to producing meaningful protections on data security than the recent legislation banning TikTok
CARB Regulating In-Use Locomotives
Comment in response to permitting CARB to regulate in-use locomotives
Public interest comment by Mark Febrizio on DOJ data security proposal
Regulatory Advantages of the Administrative Law Court System
Recommendations for reform of the Administrative Law Court system
Comment on FinCEN's Anti-Money Laundering Regulations for Residential Real Estate Transfers
Public interest comment by RSC Policy Analyst Sarah Hay
If the Supreme Court limits or overturns the Chevron Deference doctrine, it will likely lead to a phase of regulation by adjudication as agencies adapt