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When we talk about the “crypto winter," we don’t only mean the months-long decline in prices of different coins and tokens. We’re also referring to organizational failures, crypto CEOs losing their jobs, and of course: bankruptcy filings. In July, two major crypto players, Voyager and Celsius, both declared bankruptcy. These filings have opened something of a pandora’s box surrounding the interpretation of US bankruptcy law as it relates to crypto. Asset holders, lenders, and the bankruptcy courts are navigating uncharted legal waters. Whatever the courts decide now could set landmark precedents for billions of dollars worth of crypto. To tackle these important and complicated legal questions, Georgetown Law Professor Adam Levitin joins this episode.

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    Francisco Gimeno - BC Analyst Legal cases where crypto, DeFi platforms, and any crypto based business is involved are going to soar. In fact this is already happening. Many problems here as the whole crypto world has no legal precedents and they have to be judged according to existent regulations or laws of the fiat economy world. What happen when your crypto disappears and the small writing of your agreements with a digital exchange or a platform is more or less saying they are not liable for anything? When is this going to change through legal regulations? This podcast puts some legal examples which could make any crypto investor nervous in the actual not regulated environment. Watch this calmly!