Archive - The Bitcoin Brief

January, 2023 was a watershed moment for anonymous speech. That month, two seemingly unrelated technological innovations exploded onto the internet: the…

W. Aaron Daniel

Feb 17

June 2022

New York’s Proof-of-Work Moratorium as a Case Study

W. Aaron Daniel

Jun 24, 2022

May 2022

Bitcoin's Faustian Bargain

W. Aaron Daniel

May 2, 2022

April 2022

The Textualist Counter-Argument and Originalist Rebuttal

W. Aaron Daniel

Apr 20, 2022

Part II: The Originalist Case for State Bitcoin Legal Tender

W. Aaron Daniel

Apr 6, 2022

March 2022

Part I: Introduction and Summary of the Argument

W. Aaron Daniel

Mar 31, 2022

Bitcoin’s non-confiscatable nature will introduce a paradigm shift in dispute resolution and the civil justice system.

W. Aaron Daniel

Mar 28, 2022

March 2021

Welcome to The Bitcoin Brief, a legal research newsletter analyzing Bitcoin from an appellate attorney’s perspective.

W. Aaron Daniel

Mar 7, 2021

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