Ep 1: 5 principles to guide policymakers

Episode 1 of the The Policy Layer podcast, hosted by The Policy Layer, titled "Ep 1: 5 principles to guide policymakers" was published on August 31, 2023 and runs 27 minutes.

August 31, 2023 ·27m · The Policy Layer

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Join us on a journey through the 'Tree of Web3 Wisdom' with Lee Schneider, Chief Owl and General Counsel of Ava Labs, in our latest Owl Explains podcast. This episode delves into the five key branches that should guide policymakers in regulating blockchain, crypto, and Web3. We'll explore how innovation, rooted in blockchain's decentralized and transparent nature, can lead to a better Internet, drive economic inclusion, and benefit the planet. Moderated by Emma Pike from H+K Strategies, this session promises to enlighten and inspire thoughts on sensible Web3 regulation. Tune in to gain insights into shaping the future of digital policy. Discover the Tree of Web3 Wisdom [https://owlexplains.com/tree-of-wisdom]

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Join us on a journey through the 'Tree of Web3 Wisdom' with Lee Schneider, Chief Owl and General Counsel of Ava Labs, in our latest Owl Explains podcast. This episode delves into the five key branches that should guide policymakers in regulating blockchain, crypto, and Web3. We'll explore how innovation, rooted in blockchain's decentralized and transparent nature, can lead to a better Internet, drive economic inclusion, and benefit the planet. Moderated by Emma Pike from H+K Strategies, this session promises to enlighten and inspire thoughts on sensible Web3 regulation. Tune in to gain insights into shaping the future of digital policy.

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