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The Week In Crypto Policy: Self-Custody & Key Policy Considerations

Jan 5, 2024 ⋅  14 min read

Self-custody offers individuals a means of controlling and safekeeping their own cryptoassets relying on a third party. It continues to draw policymakers’ attention to proposed tax rules and legislation to combat illicit finance. To help break down how recent policy proposals could impact self-custody wallet providers and users, Cap Hill Crypto asked Seth Hertlein, Global Head of Policy at Ledger, eight questions below.

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George Leonardo is the founder of Cap Hill Crypto, a solo-entrepreneur venture focused on providing nonpartisan insights and analysis on U.S. federal crypto policy. Previously, he worked on Capitol Hill for Senator John Cornyn and as a litigation associate at Milbank LLP.

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George Leonardo is the founder of Cap Hill Crypto, a solo-entrepreneur venture focused on providing nonpartisan insights and analysis on U.S. federal crypto policy. Previously, he worked on Capitol Hill for Senator John Cornyn and as a litigation associate at Milbank LLP.