Miles Jennings

1 week ago | coinlive.com | Miles Jennings

Author: Miles Jennings, a16z crypto policy director and general counsel; Translator: AIMan@黄金财经In the article "The End of the Cryptocurrency Foundation Era", the call for an end to the offshore outsourcing of cryptocurrencies has sparked some controversy. I want to answer the five most common questions about taxation, public welfare institutions, the future role of foundations, and the limitations of the "pure foundation" model. We will update this FAQ as more questions arise.   1. What about taxes?

3 weeks ago | a16zcrypto.com | Miles Jennings

It’s time for the crypto industry to move on from its foundation model. Foundations — nonprofit organizations that support the development of a blockchain network — were once a clever legal pathway to progress. But today, ask any founder who’s launched a network and they’ll tell you: Few things slow you down more. Foundations now create more friction than decentralization.

2 months ago | a16zcrypto.com | Eddy Lazzarin |Scott Kominers |Miles Jennings |Robert Hackett

Forget what you think you know about tokens. We present a new framework that could change the way you view crypto. with @eddylazzarin @skominers @milesjennings @rhhackettToday we’re diving deep into *the* defining concept in crypto: tokens. We’re moving beyond conventional categories — like “governance tokens” or “utility tokens” or even “memecoins” — to present a full taxonomy that details what tokens are, what they aren’t, and what they’re capable of becoming.

Mar 17, 2025 | blog.recruiter.com | Miles Jennings |Matt Charney

The current state of AI in recruitment reminds me of the emergence of "social recruiting" as a construct and as a mostly vacuous buzzword that we all experienced about a decade or so ago (even then, HR Tech was years behind the consumer adoption curve, a phenomenon that, if anything, has only gotten more pronounced).

Mar 5, 2025 | blog.recruiter.com | Miles Jennings |Matt Charney

Let’s go ahead and get this out of the way: yeah, this is another one of those ubiquitous (and probably specious) conference promotional posts. So, you probably already know what to expect - a generic lede about the importance of professional events, a segue into the requisite points about how this conference is different from all the others (with a bulleted list to back up these claims), and, inevitably, some less than subtle CTA to register for said conference.