Insights, updates, and analysis from the fight to defend cryptocurrency self-custody rights.
An expanded constitutional law analysis that goes deep into due process violations, fair notice requirements, and the broader constitutional principles at stake in this landmark cryptocurrency case.
A comprehensive guide to cryptocurrency tax compliance, covering taxable events, record-keeping requirements, common mistakes, and how to protect yourself from legal consequences. Includes analysis of the Wright case as a cautionary tale.
How government agencies are systematically targeting early cryptocurrency adopters who helped build the innovative ecosystem we have today. This comprehensive analysis reveals the coordinated campaign against crypto pioneers and its constitutional implications.
22 min read • Legal AnalysisDocumenting the systematic harassment of Wright's family members by IRS Criminal Investigations and the constitutional violations inherent in these government intimidation tactics.
18 min read • Legal AnalysisHow federal prosecutors are using tax enforcement as a weapon against cryptocurrency users and the constitutional implications of this prosecutorial strategy.
16 min read • Tax Law AnalysisHow United States v. Wright could reshape decentralized finance, cryptocurrency innovation, and the regulatory landscape for financial technology forever.
14 min read • DeFi AnalysisExplore the complete history of cryptocurrency self-custody from Bitcoin's creation to today. Learn how "Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins" became the foundation of financial sovereignty.
12 min read • Cryptocurrency HistoryA detailed legal analysis of the due process and fair notice issues at the heart of the case, examining the fundamental constitutional violations in this prosecution.
12 min read • Constitutional LawHow cryptocurrency exchanges facilitate the transition to self-custody and why mandatory withdrawals should not be treated as evidence of criminal intent.
How the government's failure to communicate collection actions creates constitutional problems when prosecuting unknowing conduct.
How aggressive prosecution of early adopters stifles technological innovation and undermines America's leadership in emerging technologies.
Examining the psychological and institutional factors that drive prosecutors to pursue cases against innocent defendants.
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