Amanda Tuminelli
Amanda Tuminelli is the executive director and chief legal officer of the DeFi Education Fund, a Washington D.C. advocacy organization defending decentralized finance developers and users, where she has led impact litigation and policy work since joining as CLO in March 2023 and took over as executive director in March 2025. She is a prominent voice on issues like the application of money transmission law to open-source developers, the Tornado Cash and Roman Storm cases, and U.S. stablecoin legislation. Before DEF she was a lawyer at Kobre & Kim defending clients in criminal and regulatory investigations and enforcement actions in the crypto space, clerked for Judge Ann M. Donnelly of the Eastern District of New York, and practiced white-collar and securities litigation at Dechert.
8 talks by Amanda Tuminelli
- The Trial That Could Decide The Future of Crypto
- Why the Senate Stablecoin Bill Stalled & What It Means for Crypto
- Are Money Transmission Laws Putting Crypto Developers at Risk?
- The SEC Says Crypto Airdrops Are Securities. Here's Why It May Be Wrong
- Does the SEC Even Stand a Chance in Its Case Against Uniswap?
- Crypto's Top Lawyers vs. The World
- How Tornado Cash Got Rekt by the US Government - Ep. 536
- Will the SEC Kill Crypto?! with Jake Chervinsky & Amanda Tuminelli