Solari’s monthly online briefings are designed to support state legislators, other elected officials, and engaged citizens who are working to preserve American freedoms.
In our next briefing on Thursday, April 30 (2:00 to 4:00 pm ET), we will continue our important conversation on programmable money with “A Legislator’s Guide to Programmable Money, Part Three.” Attorneys David Liechty and Tobi Maier will lead the session. Programmable money has significant legal, financial, and practical implications, and it is important to understand how these systems may shape the future of commerce, privacy, and individual freedom.
Part Three will focus on:
- Why all digital systems require meaningful guardrails
- Why Solari developed model legislation on programmable money
- How cash functions as the ultimate guardrail for financial freedom
If you missed Parts One and Two, you can view them here:
David Liechty is a banking compliance and intellectual property attorney with more than 20 years’ experience advising private clients, U.S. banks, and U.S. branches of foreign financial institutions on intellectual property matters and banking regulatory compliance, financial crime risk, and governance. Tobi Maier is an attorney and lobbyist focusing on Second Amendment and financial transaction freedom related issues.
We encourage you to review these materials and share them with legislators and others who are working to protect financial transaction freedom.
