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This is a great example of where the law hasn't caught up to smart contracts. We don't have a good framework in place for sanctioning contracts by address, con

by 60secs 4y ago

This is a great example of where the law hasn't caught up to smart contracts. We don't have a good framework in place for sanctioning contracts by address, contract itself, or by effect. I'm expecting a push toward laws will evolve to make calling mixers illegal, but that will likely hit some 1st amendment push back. If money is speech, then is it free if it has no privacy?

Fatnino 4y ago
Money is speech, speech is free, ergo money is free. Note: It is exceedingly rare for the free money to actually be so.
trombone5000 4y ago
> If money is speech, then is it free if it has no privacy? I'm not a lawyer, but I don't think it follows that every financial transaction is a 1st amendment issue, just because spending money to promote a message is protected.