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Developing Smart Policy
Government Affairs for the Digital Age
Services
Digital Asset Affairs advises regulators on fintech issues
and helps companies understand relevant policy.
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Clarifying Regulation
Clarifying Regulation
Regulators continue to issue guidance on how cryptocurrency fits into existing law.
We inform companies about relevant updates and help them understand what it may mean for the industry.
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Advancing Innovation
Advancing Innovation
Overregulation can stifle innovation. Instead, we advocate for smart policy to help it flourish.
We help educate regulators and lawmakers about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, dispelling myths along the way.
Expertise
Updating Laws for the 21st Century
Blockchain
Cryptocurrency
Financial Inclusion
Tackling the Alphabet Soup
Strategy
Using Data to Our Advantage
Tracking & Analyzing
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Government Publications
Insight
Digital Asset Affairs maintains the largest privately-owned database of government records about cryptocurrency and blockchain.
Over the years we’ve meticulously gathered, sored, and analyzed tens of thousands of relevant documents, providing us with valuable insights that are not available anywhere else.
We know which regulators are the most vocal about this industry, which lawmakers to target, and how lobbying efforts affect policy outcomes.
Over the years we’ve meticulously gathered, sored, and analyzed tens of thousands of relevant documents, providing us with valuable insights that are not available anywhere else.
We know which regulators are the most vocal about this industry, which lawmakers to target, and how lobbying efforts affect policy outcomes.
About
Founded in 2017 by Michelle L. Staton, Digital Asset Affairs is a boutique governmental affairs firm solely focused on blockchain, cryptocurrency, and fintech policy.
Michelle began working with public policy in 2008, and is a former legislative staffer at the U.S. Senate. She has also lobbied successfully at the federal and state level.
She became knowledgeable about bitcoin while working on the Hill in 2011, and she’s been an active supporter in the crypto space since 2016.
Michelle began working with public policy in 2008, and is a former legislative staffer at the U.S. Senate. She has also lobbied successfully at the federal and state level.
She became knowledgeable about bitcoin while working on the Hill in 2011, and she’s been an active supporter in the crypto space since 2016.
Beliefs
As this technology scales, governmental interest will continue to grow. Our goal is to dispel myths, address their concerns, and answer the hard questions.
DAA supports sensible, well-informed policy similar in scope to existing laws related to fiat currency and capital markets. As a matter of principle, DAA does not support non-compliant ICOs, skimpy compliance standards, or skirting the law.
We take an “ask permission not forgiveness” approach. We believe working with regulators and lawmakers instead of against them can help this market thrive.
DAA supports sensible, well-informed policy similar in scope to existing laws related to fiat currency and capital markets. As a matter of principle, DAA does not support non-compliant ICOs, skimpy compliance standards, or skirting the law.
We take an “ask permission not forgiveness” approach. We believe working with regulators and lawmakers instead of against them can help this market thrive.
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Digital Asset Affairs does not provide legal or investment advice.