Interesting decision, with our analysis, on whether a DAO (decentralized autonomous organization) can be sued (together with its VC investors).

Court rules that Tornado Cash not subject to OFAC regulations

Blog post about crypto-asset litigation in Boston, Massachusetts and beyond.

Blog post for the recent Massachusetts case of Dufoe v. DraftKings in federal court in Boston, Massachusetts.

Understanding the Coinbase vs. Molly White Legal Battle - DynamisLLP

Temporary Restraining Order for Crypto Thefts

Crypto - taking us back to the gold standard.

Blog post by Dynamis attorney Lance Aduba on how to recover crypto from thieves

The Biden Administration has added a host of known and unknown policy changes related to crypto. This blog post explores some of the most prominent changes.

Dynamis fights on behalf of victims of “big butchering” in the crypto space - this time taking on Binance.

For years, courts viewed the “Howey” test as clear guidance as to whether a particular asset or investment was a security. Now, recent inconsistent decisions, particularly in the crypto space, have questioned that clear guidance. The effect is a rekindling the debate as to whether the term “investment contract” is void for vagueness because it fails to give people and businesses a reasonable answer as to what is or is not a security.

Dynamis LLP analysis of crypto tax rules affecting businesses in 2023.

Decentralized Finance (DeFi): The overall ecosystem of crypto-currency and blockchain. DeFi is a response to issues with centralized financial exchanges (banks, brokerages, etc.) and uses the new technologies of crypto and blockchain to remove third party intermediaries. It allows for direct peer-to-peer financial transactions.  

Overview of the 2023 Digital Asset Money Laundering Act - crypto legislation

Blog post which argues that 28 U.S.C. § 1782 Could Be a Powerful Tool for International Crypto Litigation

For years, courts viewed the “Howey” test as clear guidance as to whether a particular asset or investment was a security. Now, recent inconsistent decisions, particularly in the crypto space, have questioned that clear guidance. The effect is a rekindling the debate as to whether the term “investment contract” is void for vagueness because it fails to give people and businesses a reasonable answer as to what is or is not a security.

Tired of hearing about Ripple and Coinbase’s battles with the SEC? Here are five opinions from courts around the country that will shape crypto laws going forward.

Read Dynamis’ analysis as to whether the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (“EFTA”) applies to crypto transfers.