In this episode of Block and Order, hosts Kyle and Moish chat with professors Kara Bruce, Chris Odinet, and Andrea Tosato about how bankruptcy law fits into the world of crypto and DAOs. They break down the unique legal challenges these decentralized groups face when things go south financially, why legal structure really matters, and how traditional bankruptcy rules do—or don’t—apply in the Web3 space. The professors also share insights from their research and talk about what recent crypto bankruptcies can teach anyone working in this space.

Be sure to check out the Bankrupt Crypto Organizations paper!

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Kara Bruce | University of North Carolina School of Law
Chris Odinet | Texas A&M School of Law
Andrea Tosato | SMU Dedman School of Law

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In this episode of Block and Order, hosts Kyle Lawrence and Moish Peltz break down major developments in the crypto space, including a proposed bill that could shift regulatory oversight from the SEC to the CFTC, New Hampshire’s move to allow state crypto investments, and a court ruling that challenges Apple’s control over NFT and crypto payments in the App Store. They also cover recent legal actions involving tax evasion and class action lawsuits — and wrap it all up with the unexpected entry of Peaky Blinders into the world of Web3 gaming.

For more fun in the world of Web3 gaming, check out our friends over at Goblin Town:
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On this episode of Block and Order, Kyle Lawrence and Moish Peltz chat with Kelley Weaver, the CEO of Melrose PR, about all things crypto, PR, and how the media landscape is shifting. Kelley talks about how she got into crypto public relations, what it’s like working with both crypto-native and traditional reporters, and why strong relationships are everything in this fast-paced industry.

They also dig into the rollercoaster world of crypto communications—where the rules are constantly changing—and how to stay ahead of the game. Kelley shares her thoughts on how influencers are evolving, how AI is changing the media, and gives us the scoop on her new project, Bitwire, which is all about making crypto news more transparent and effective.

It’s an honest, insightful conversation about what it takes to keep up in an industry that never sits still—and why being flexible, informed, and thoughtful is more important than ever.

Be sure to follow Kelley Weaver on Twitter https://x.com/cryptokelley and visit https://www.melrosepr.com/ to learn more about crypto PR.

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In this episode of Block and Order, Kyle Lawrence and Moish Peltz share their takeaways from a whirlwind trip to Washington D.C. for the Digital Chamber Blockchain Summit. They talk about the growing bipartisan push to bring clearer rules to the crypto world—and what that could mean moving forward. The conversation heats up with Rippling’s wild corporate espionage lawsuit against Deel, plus a look at the latest debates over safe harbor protections for NFTs. They also dive into Trump’s pardons of the BitMEX founders, new IRS crypto tax rules, and where the SEC stands on proof-of-work mining.

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In this episode of Block and Order, Kyle and Moish sit down with Zeneca for a fun and insightful chat about the wild world of NFTs and crypto. Zeneca opens up about his journey from poker tables to becoming a go-to voice in the crypto scene. He shares stories and advice on handling the highs and lows of NFT trading and discusses what the future might hold. It's a laid-back and enlightening conversation, perfect for anyone eager to get a better handle on the exciting twists and turns of the NFT space.

Be sure to follow Zeneca on Twitter: https://x.com/Zeneca

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In this episode of Block and Order, hosts Kyle Lawrence and Moish Peltz break down the latest shake-ups in crypto law. They unpack the SEC’s decision to classify memecoins as non-securities and what that could mean for investors and the industry. They also discuss the SEC dropping several cases, Argentina’s President Milei making waves by promoting memecoins, and a massive Ethereum heist from Bybit—allegedly pulled off by North Korean hackers. Plus, they dive into A16Z’s latest take on token classification and President Trump’s plans for a Crypto Reserve.

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In this episode of Block and Order, hosts Kyle and Moish sit down with Yitzy Hammer and Yarden Noy, partners at DLT Law, for a deep dive into the fast-changing world of blockchain law. They break down how shifting U.S. regulations are shaking up global markets and what that means for the future of crypto. From major legal challenges to new opportunities, this conversation is packed with expert insights. Yitzy and Yarden also reveal how networking and collaboration are shaping the industry—and why staying connected is more important than ever.

Be sure to check out Yitzy's podcast Beyond the Code: https://linktr.ee/byndthecode

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Hosts Kyle Lawrence and Moish Peltz dive into SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce's top 10 priorities for the crypto task force, exploring key issues like the security status of crypto tokens, regulatory sandboxes, and investment advisor custody solutions. They also tackle memecoin market manipulation, housing discrimination faced by a crypto executive, and the impact of integrating cryptocurrencies into immigration programs.

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