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What's market for launching blockchain products and tokens? In this episode of the Law of Code podcast, Nima Maleki of Day One Law explains how founders can take a project from idea to launch. Here's a clip:

Had a great conversation on the Law of Code Podcast! We covered decentralized governance, crypto-native legal frameworks, and how law is evolving alongside code. 🎧 Tune in here: open.spotify.com/episode/3lVhji… Thanks to Jacob Robinson for having me on!

When you and your Crypto In America cohost sit on opposite sides of the room for the U.S. Senate Banking Committee GOP hearing on Digital Assets and forget to coordinate. Thank you for your continued leadership Senator Cynthia Lummis Senator Bill Hagerty Senator Dave McCormick Bernie Moreno Angela Alsobrooks

Law of Code is a go-to resource for lawyers and founders working in crypto to learn what is currently top of mind among practitioners and builders. Day One’s Nima Maleki provides insight from what we’re seeing in the trenches in the most recent episode, including what’s

Crypto Law: July 2025 Edition Three key updates U.S. operators, token issuers & stablecoin teams should watch: 1. The market structure bill is now the “Clarity Act”→ New definitions for consensus + DeFi→ Maturity threshold = reduced disclosures→ Projects should benchmark now

Crazy excited about our two new full time hires starting this month. I always knew we were building something special, but it feels real now. I could take a vacation and we would still be best in class at near 100% service level. In it to win it. LFG

We’re watching this closely and agree the Delaware model is overdue for competition. That said, we’re not yet recommending early-stage founders form/move to NV. – NV infra is still nascent: forms, precedents, and practical know-how are limited – Legal cost goes up, not down,

Everyone’s asking if they should switch to NV. Short answer: not yet, unless you like paying your lawyer extra to be a pioneer. We’ll tell you when it’s time. Right now, DE still works for early-stage. NV’s not plug-and-play... yet. cc Day One Law 👇

🚀Another Day One Law client success story! We're proud to have advised on Portal's acquisition by the Monad Foundation. A game-changing deal for the stablecoin and payments space. Portal's mission to make "money move at the speed of the internet" just got a major boost.

Working on onboarding materials for new team members at Day One Law. Getting them plugged into crypto the right way means sending a Ledger, having them redeem some dayoneGNO from our @stakewise vault, and giving them a curated list of accounts to follow on here. Who are your

Brandon doing the important work with regulators to ensure the USA continues to adopt regulatory policies that protect the market while still enabling innovation to thrive

Tornado Cash verdict underscores a critical point for DeFi: if your product has a UI, API, or other public touchpoint, you can trigger AML/KYC liability even if the smart contracts are clean. This is no longer a hypothetical. It is now a courtroom reality. Our latest newsletter

This verdict is the real-world proof that DeFi builders can’t ignore: a UI, API, or other public touchpoint can create AML/KYC liability even if the contracts are clean. Day One Law breaks it down with GENIUS Act, CLARITY, and PWG updates. Read this.

Crypto law is so small it’s basically a cabal. Prob half the projects in this space have one of GVRN, Axis Group, Day One Law, Horizons Law & Consulting or MetaLeX - making ORGs cyBernetic involved somewhere in the structure. Between them connected to >90% of crypto lawyers.