Crypto, Law, and Policy
- Semester: Spring 2024
- Course ID: 196V
- Credit Hours: 1
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Unique: 28575
Course Information
- Grading Method: Pass/Fail Mandatory
- Short course: Mar 01 - Mar 02, 2024
Registration Information
- Upperclass-only elective
Meeting Times
Day | Time | Location |
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FRI | 1:05 - 8:05 pm | TNH 3.124 |
SAT | 9:00 am - 4:00 pm | TNH 3.124 |
Evaluation Method
Type | Date | Time | Location |
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Other |
Description
This class will introduce students to the intersection of blockchain technology, law, and policy. This entails a brief overview of blockchains and cryptocurrencies, as well as some of their most popular applications (DeFi, NFTs, etc) - students need not know anything about these technologies (or any technology) in advance. Students will also learn about: (1) the role of various regulators like the SEC and the Treasury Department, and how those regulators might think about cryptocurrencies; (2) the idea of code as a regulating force; and (3) the national security and foreign policy implications of cryptocurrencies. This class is designed to expose students to the breadth of issues coming out of blockchain technology, and will be focused on discussion rather than lecturing or presentations.
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Instructors
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02/13/2024 | Meeting times changed |