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Justin Slaughter

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Heard in 2 episodes across 2 shows since Aug 2026

Justin Slaughter is a technology policy expert, lobbyist, and senior advisor at Paradigm, where he focuses on cryptocurrency regulation and public policy. He also serves on the board of directors of the Long-Term Stock Exchange.

Episodes

2
across 2 shows

First heard

Aug 2026

Guest appearances

1

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What Justin Slaughter has said on podcasts

17 statements

  1. on Democratic PartyMixedNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Democrats will fight internally over whether to attack crypto.

    “There will be a fight within the Democratic Party over whether that happens.”

    Listen at 6:49

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  2. on Clarity ActNegativeNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    The Clarity Act will not pass during the lame-duck session.

    “So to break some news, Clarity does look dead. I don't think it passes in the lame duck.”

    Listen at 7:20

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  3. on SEC and CFTC crypto rulesNeutralNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Crypto rules at the SEC and CFTC will not change substantially over two years.

    “The short answer is I don't think the rules change over the next two years.”

    Listen at 10:59

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act

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Episodes

2 episodes featuring Justin Slaughter, newest first