Name: What the government thinks about your blockchain token
Start: 2019-05-15T11:00:00-0600
End: 2019-05-15T11:50:00-0600

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What the government thinks about your blockchain token LIMITED

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What does the government think about your token? Come find out!

From the Munchee cease-and-desist to the recent SEC no-action letter and guidance on digital assets, blockchain companies are no stranger to the labyrinth of government regulation. Get perspective on the progress of both state and federal regulation for cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Hear directly from a panel of regulators with the U.S. SEC, DOJ, and the Colorado Division of Securities in conversation with industry attorneys and advisors.

Michael D. Hoke:  Senior Counsel, Division of Enforcement, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Hetal J. Doshi:  Assistant United States Attorney, United States Attorney’s Office, District of Colorado
Joshua Finkleman:  Managing Partner with BXE Capital (formerly Colorado Blockchain Capital).
Jeffrey S. Eaby:  Chief Examiner, Colorado Division of Securities
Matthew McClintock: Founding Partner, Evergreen Legacy Planning, LLP
Larkin Reynolds: Managing Principal, Foundry Legal, LLC

Speakers

Michael Hoke

Senior Counsel, Division of Enforcement, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

Matthew McClintock

Partner, Evergreen Legacy Planning, LLP

I'm a strategic planning attorney focused on sophisticated estate, asset protection, business formation, and proactive tax planning. Fan of self-sovereignty & privacy. Avid cyclist (roadie). Involved in crypto (primarily bitcoin) and blockchain law since 2017.

Larkin Reynolds

Principal, Foundry Legal, LLC

Larkin Reynolds is the managing principal of Foundry Legal, a boutique tech-focused practice serving clients across a range of emerging industries, including several in blockchain technology. Larkin represented the company that received Colorado’s first “no-action” interpretive... Read More →