Canada’s Lawful Access Act is a backdoor by another name
Every government agency requesting information on our data should be required to get judicial authorization.
Yaël
yael@yael.at
Policy Advocate & Writer | deputy director @ consumer choice center fellow @ bitcoin policy institute Tech, energy, privacy & freedom | québécois-american innocent abroad in Wien
The Congressional Guide to Bitcoin
Understanding Bitcoin’s popularity, growing adoption, and market domination, this policy brief outlines the various areas of federal law that currently relate to the use of Bitcoin.
Österreich: Die Koalition muss die Überwachung von verschlüsselten Nachrichten-Apps ablehnen
Keine Kompromisse bei der Privatsphäre: Nein zur digitalen Massenüberwachung
How Smart Bitcoin Policies Can Save Us From Memecoins And Crypto Scams
Memcoining is legal. At least for now.
Congress set to neuter its authority to counter Trump tariffs
The House is capitulating its power to Trump to make us all poor
DOGE Is Right To Defang the CFPB
The CFPB is more akin to a state-backed tort law firm than a consumer agency
Has the Era of Bull-Inspired Bitcoin Banking Already Begun?
Not more than three days after Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler resigned from his post, one of his signature policies was nuked from existence.
Bank Secrecy Act’s financial surveillance accelerates debanking
We can blame banks all day, but in the end is the KYC/AML regime
Bitcoin Model Policies
Ideas for people who care about policy and limiting government power when it comes to Bitcoin
Getting Bitcoin wrong (a lot) is part of finally understanding it
Bitcoin deceives you, humbles you, but offers a true alternative once you get it.
Downgrading the Bank Secrecy Act is a Powerful Reform for Bitcoin
Reforming the Bank Secrecy Act would empower Bitcoin innovation, protect user privacy, and foster a better balance between regulatory compliance and financial sovereignty.
Open-source is for everyone, even your enemies
Your enemies will also use open-source. That's the point.
