Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos
Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos is General Counsel of StarkWare, the company behind the StarkWare zero-knowledge proof systems, and a co-host of DEX in the City, Unchained's weekly legal show on crypto regulation. Before going full-time crypto she was a partner in the Special Matters and Government Investigations practice at King & Spalding, where she co-chaired the firm's fintech, blockchain, and cryptocurrency working group and represented clients before the DOJ, SEC, CFTC, and other regulators. In the industry she previously served as General Counsel of Maple Finance and Chief Legal Officer of Cboe Digital. A Notre Dame Law School graduate, she was named to "40 Under 40" lists by both Global Investigations Review and Benchmark Litigation in 2021, and she is a frequent writer and speaker on DeFi regulation and compliance.
42 talks by Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos
- Why the Binance Case Against the WSJ ‘Is Probably Not a Winner’: DEX in the City
- How Regulators Are Preparing for a World Without the Clarity Act: DEX in the City
- How Prediction Markets Pose a National Security Risk - DEX in the City
- Why Everyone Is Overreacting About Terra v. Jane Street Lawsuit: DEX in the City
- Why the Narrative SBF Is Pushing Is So Dangerous for Crypto: DEX in the City
- Is Crypto Focusing on the Wrong Regulatory Fight? DEX in the City
- Blame Exchanges for Holding Up the Market Structure Bill? - DEX in the City
- What NYSE's Shift to 24/7 Trading Means for Crypto - DEX in the City
- Why the Draft Market Structure Bill Creates Problems for DeFi - DEX in the City
- Why It's Not So Easy to Ban 'Insider Trading' on a Prediction Market: DEX in the City
- Why It Matters That Crypto Is Not Purely for Degens Anymore: DEX in the City
- Why Privacy for Crypto Is in the Public Interest: DEX in the City
- How Citadel United Crypto Against a Common Villain - DEX in the City
- Class Actions in Crypto Are on the Rise. Are They More Dangerous Than SEC Enforcement? - DITC
- Insider Trading and Crypto: What the Law Actually Says: DEX in the City
- CT v. Amanda Fischer: Does Crypto Need Better Critics? - DEX in the City
- Who Saves You in a DeFi Hack? Protocols, Courts or No One? - DEX in the City
- ZK and Privacy Apps - the Legal Path Forward