Regulating Crypto after FTX

How are cryptocurrencies treated by the U.S. government? Former Chairman of the CFTC and a pioneer of crypto regulation Christopher Giancarlo breaks down how crypto is viewed by the government and which organizations are empowered to put the kibash on crypto bad actors. Giancarlo explains why some crypto is treated as a commodity, others as a security, while others may not be regulated at all (yet). The convo explores the FTX melt down, who regulates stablecoins, the SEC under Chairman Gary Gensler, and the future of crypto regulation. Finally, Giancarlo looks at the "digital dollar" and explains to Joel how issues such as privacy and the 4th Amendment would apply to U.S., central bank-issued cryptocurrency.