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25 May 2026 5 minute read 0 comments Mike Ermolaev
For regulators, forward-looking communication can matter as much as the final release, especially when it shapes expectations around token demand, liquidity, or value. The risk emerges gradually: a milestone, a teaser, a founder comment, a well-tim...
14 May 2026 5 minute read 0 comments Mike Ermolaev
Influencer marketing is a well-studied field: brands team up with content creators to explain products and reach niche audiences. Yet even this familiar channel may come with important legal nuances, especially in crypto, where KOLs talk about toke...
23 Apr 2026 4 minute read 0 comments Mike Ermolaev
A whitepaper historically worked as a technical document, but as crypto projects now use it as a persuasive marketing tool, it also creates risk. The shift in language blurs the line between explanation and promotion. This piece looks at what changes...
8 Apr 2026 4 minute read 0 comments Mike Ermolaev
Closed communities are often viewed as lower-risk spaces. But what looks private at the interface level remains fully reproducible in practice. In Telegram groups, Discord servers, and invite-only chats, messages can still be saved, forwarded, and la...
25 Mar 2026 4 minute read 0 comments Mike Ermolaev
In Web3, a token is the only element of the system that simultaneously functions as a mechanism, a coordination tool, and a source of economic expectation. That combination makes token communication uniquely sensitive. About the author:Outse...
28 Feb 2026 3 minute read 0 comments Mike Ermolaev
Web3 founders often carry ideology, roadmap, and token narrative in one person. That concentration of authority makes them the primary legal risk vector. Markets may interpret their words as vision, but regulators interpret them as intent, control,...
4 Feb 2026 7 minute read 0 comments Mike Ermolaev
This article opens Outset Legal Lens – a new editorial series where we look at Web3 communication from a legal perspective. It unpacks how public narratives age over time, and how statements that once drove growth later resurface as evidence in reg...
20 Jul 2020 2 minute read 9 comments Tomadachi
Do you recall back in January 2018 when the tech giants - Facebook, Twitter, Google, etc - banned all advertising for anything remotely connected to cryptocurrencies? An enterprising law firm in Australia certainly remember those events and are organ...
22 Mar 2020 2 minute read 3 comments Vishalx
"Can you are looking for to hold or trade and sell the Bitcoin, Firstly you should check the bitcoin is legal in your country." In the world there are many countries with different type of crypto regulations.In some countries to hold of Bit...
19 Mar 2020 1 minute read 0 comments Andrey SML
2020, March 8: French court ruled that bitcoin is similar to currency: the first time a court in France has issued such a ruling, according to a report from Les Echos 2020, March 5: South Korea passes bill to regulate encrypted currency. Country...
