Bullet Points:
– Lisa Rubin, a blockchain attorney, discussed legal misconceptions in the crypto industry at 0xpo Crossroads in San Francisco.
– The Crypties 2022: Highlight Reel was held in December 2022 at Art Basel in Miami.
– Kathleen Breitman, co-founder of Tezos, discussed proof-of-stake and other topics onstage at Web Summit in Lisbon.
At 0xpo Crossroads in San Francisco, blockchain attorney Lisa Rubin discussed legal misconceptions that the crypto industry still holds. Rubin is a partner at the international law firm of Paul Hastings and has extensive experience in the legal aspects of blockchain technology. She discussed the importance of companies seeking legal advice before launching their crypto projects, as well as the need for clear regulatory frameworks for the industry.
The Crypties 2022: Highlight Reel was held in December 2022 at Art Basel in Miami. The event was hosted by Josh Ostrovsky, known as “The Fat Jewish”, and featured presenters from various crypto projects. The award show was sponsored by Polygon, Filecoin Foundation, Lamina1, Async, BeetsDAO, The Gold Mask, Gem Set, Breakout, Anonymous, Infinite Objects, Ape Water, Decentralized Pictures, and Vault 721. The night was filled with fun and laughter, as well as the recognition of outstanding projects in the crypto space.
Kathleen Breitman, co-founder of Tezos, spoke onstage at Web Summit in Lisbon. She discussed the importance of using proof-of-stake when developing a blockchain, her admiration for Tendermint, Ethereum, and sharding, and the potential for NFT gaming. Breitman also highlighted the benefits of progressive decentralization and the need for strong governance mechanisms.
In addition to these events, there was also a panel at 0xpo Summit in San Francisco featuring Clay Robbins of Slow Ventures, Soona Amhaz of Volt Capital, Sarah Guo of Conviction and formerly Greylock, and Alex Strzesniewski of AngelBlock. They discussed the challenges of raising venture money during Crypto Winter, and the importance of being able to pivot quickly in response to market conditions.
Overall, it was an exciting few months for the crypto industry, with events held all around the world. From discussions on legal matters to recognition of outstanding projects, there was something for everyone. Companies seeking to launch their projects also had the opportunity to learn from the experience of other industry leaders. As the industry continues to grow, these events will likely become even more popular.