
Greg Xethalis
General counsel and partner at Multicoin Capital with a focus on crypto legislation and policy, advising on topics like the CLARITY Act and market structure.
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Dec 31, 2025 • 1h
The Latest On Crypto Regulation, Tax Policy, ETFs & Future Policy | Multicoin’s Gregory Xethalis
Gregory Xethalis, Partner and General Counsel at Multicoin Capital, shares his fascinating journey into crypto, influenced by the Winklevoss brothers. He discusses essential U.S. crypto regulatory changes and the need for politicians to comprehend digital currency to craft informed policies. Greg emphasizes the significance of the Genius Act, outlines vital tax clarity for digital assets, and forecasts the future landscape of ETFs. His optimism about crypto's role in the economy is palpable as he reflects on the growing potential of Digital Asset Treasuries.

Feb 12, 2026 • 59min
Crypto Policy & The Future of Multicoin with Greg Xethalis
Beimnet Abebe, trader at Galaxy Trading who focuses on Bitcoin price action and macro themes. Greg Xethalis, general counsel at Multicoin Capital who navigates crypto legislation and policy. They discuss Bitcoin drawdowns and consolidation, AI’s market and labor risks, the CLARITY Act’s Senate vs House dynamics, stablecoin yield disputes, DeFi definitions, and Multicoin’s refreshed investment themes.

Dec 9, 2025 • 39min
#164 - Greg Xethalis on market structure legislation, history of crypto ETFs
Greg Xethalis, General Counsel at Multicoin Capital and board member of the Blockchain Association, dives deep into the world of crypto legislation. He shares insights on the origins and impact of ETFs, particularly the first Bitcoin ETF, revealing the SEC dynamics involved. Greg highlights the importance of the CLARITY Act and RFIA for creating effective crypto regulations and discusses the challenges of disclosure in decentralized systems. He argues for principles-based regulations to foster innovation while addressing who should bear responsibility for token disclosures.


