Hosted by Jacob Robinson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 186 episodes
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Understand the legal layer of emerging technology.Conversations with top lawyers, regulators, and entrepreneurs on the laws and policy decisions shaping our future.
Jacob Robinson hosts Law of Code, a technology show with 186 episodes published.
Prediction markets are a (poorly understood) multi-billion dollar industry. Polymarket, Kalshi and others processed over $20 billion in April of 2026 alone, while ongoing litigation is now playing out in courts across th
How do regulators actually write the rules for crypto? SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce and Taylor Lindman, Chief Counsel of the SEC's Crypto Task Force, take us inside the process, recorded at the SEC offices in Washingto
Over a trillion dollars worth of perps are traded every month, yet 99% people have never heard of them. Fewer understand how they work. This podcast is a multi-hour deep dive on perps, starting from the history of grain
What is the CLARITY Act? Maybe the most important piece of financial legislation in a generation. This podcast explains the history of U.S. digital asset regulation, why regulation-by-enforcement failed and what the CLAR
Can the U.S. government send a software developer to prison for writing and publishing code? That's the question at the center of the Tornado Cash and Samourai Wallet prosecutions, and every crypto founder, builder and i
Does attorney-client privilege exist when you use ChatGPT or Claude? Should it? Jacob Robinson sits down with Mike Katz, Partner at Manatt Phelps & Phillips, to examine whether attorney-client privilege, work product or
When does U.S. law require Circle to freeze USDC? It's a question many are asking after a series of wallets were frozen in connection to a sealed civil case, and again after Solana's Drift Protocol was drained of $285 mi
What are the risks of allowing financial institutions to cut off access to the economy for lawful but controversial activity? Rainey Reitman is a civil liberties advocate and the author of Transaction Denied , a comprehe
What should crypto founders know about the SEC and CFTC's joint interpretive guidance on securities law? Joining to discuss is Joe Doll (@Sh0edog), Counsel at Day One Law and previously General Counsel at a crypto startu
When does transacting in a crypto asset become a securities transaction? The SEC and CFTC recently issued an interpretation clarifying how the federal securities laws apply to certain crypto assets and transactions invol
Can new “payment accounts” with the federal reserve solve the crypto industry’s banking problem? Aaron Brogan is the founder and managing partner of Brogan Law, where he advises crypto companies on regulatory strategy, t
What were the most important legal and regulatory developments in crypto this month? In this episode, we review developments from stablecoin rulemaking and DeFi liability cases to the ongoing fight over prediction market
What happens when a crypto policy lawyer decides to run for one of the most powerful regulatory positions in the United States — New York Attorney General? Khurram Dara is a former policy team member at Coinbase and regu
If blockchain systems can automatically enforce transactions, does that mean code itself determines legal rights and ownership? Carla Reyes and Andrea Tosato are professors researching digital assets at the SMU Dedman Sc
What role are ethics provisions and stablecoin yield debates, playing in shaping — or potentially delaying — U.S. crypto market structure legislation? Gerald Gallagher is General Counsel at Sei Labs and co-host of the Cr
Can companies raise capital and issue securities directly on-chain without intermediaries or lawyers? Gabe Shapiro is the founder of MetaLeX and a longtime crypto lawyer focused on tokenization, legal automation, and dec
Crypto’s current policy window in Washington is a rare opportunity to pass market structure legislation. What happens if the industry walks away from a compromise now? Bill Hughes, Senior Counsel and Director of Global R
How should employees, contractors, and companies think about token compensation? What are the legal, tax, and governance risks? Jessica Furr is a lawyer focused on crypto compensation, governance, and market structure, a
How do prediction markets actually work, and why are state gaming regulators and the CFTC battling over who has jurisdiction to regulate? Samir Patel is an attorney at Holland & Knight, where he focuses on gambling law,
What could the future of U.S. crypto regulation look like from the CFTC—and how should regulators approach tokenization, prediction markets, and stablecoins as digital finance moves on-chain? Chris Giancarlo is Senior Co
Bill Hughes
Global Head of Real Assets and Co-Head of Private Markets · Education Design Lab
3 appearances on this show
Samir Patel
radiation oncologist · Care Home Digi Hive
1 appearance on this show
Jason Schwartz
tax expert · Bright Bright Great
3 appearances on this show
David Kerr
Director of Digital Health · Diabetes Technology Society
2 appearances on this show
Hester Peirce
SEC Commissioner · US Securities and Exchange Commission
2 appearances on this show
Primavera De Filippi
1 appearance on this show
Ross Campbell
COO · Wasted Potential Studios
3 appearances on this show
Caitlin Long
Founder & CEO · Wyoming Blockchain Coalition
2 appearances on this show
Andrew Gordon
Tax attorney · Naked Rivals
1 appearance on this show
Aaron Wright
Co-founder and CEO · Tribute Labs
1 appearance on this show
Paul Grewal
Cryptocurrency Chief Legal Officer, Tech Lawyer, Former Magistrate Judge · Coinbase Global
1 appearance on this show
John Deaton
U.S. Marine veteran, trial attorney, author
1 appearance on this show
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