Two years ago at ETH Denver helped shift how I saw the policy side of crypto. Crypto policy is not a distant “DC problem,” but something that can change if the right people show up, tell their stories, and stay in the room.
This video is a quick cut of that energy. You’ll see clips from my remarks, mixed with real reactions from attendees about what’s working, what’s broken, and what needs to change. A few lines from the night stuck with me: trying to force something modern into a framework built in the 1930s doesn’t make sense. People want to build in the U.S., but there still isn’t enough clarity to do it confidently. And the conversation in DC has shifted from “why crypto” to “how do we legislate to protect it and keep it in the United States.”
That shift is real. And it’s happening because everyday investors and builders are finally being heard. Watch the reel, and if it resonates, share it with one person who cares about crypto’s future here. If you have a crypto tax story, send it my way. The most effective advocacy always starts with real examples.
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