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What Does Mango Markets Exploiter Avi Eisenberg's Arrest in Puerto Rico Mean for DeFi? - Ep. 441 - Publication Date |
- Jan 10, 2023
- Episode Duration |
- 00:58:40
Gabriel Shapiro, general counsel at Delphi Labs, and Collins Belton, managing partner at Brookwood P.C., dive into the controversial case of Avi Eisenberg, the self-described “applied game theorist” who was arrested in Puerto Rico on Dec. 26 on market manipulation and fraud charges. The two crypto lawyers discuss the case’s potential impact on DeFi and DAO governance — and whether “code is law” stands a chance in the courtroom.
Show highlights:
whether Avi’s manipulation of the markets constitutes fraud
debating the crypto maxim “code is law”
whether it’s wrong to use DeFi code in a “smarter way”
how the Mango Markets exploit happened due to poor governance management
whether crypto should be regulated from the securities angle or the commodities angle
the consequences of Avi’s arrest for the DeFi space
whether MEV could constitute market manipulation, even if it’s democratized for everybody
the role of DAOs and whether early-stage projects should maintain some level of centralization
how DAOs could be designed to have better mechanisms in order to deal with potential issues
whether members of the Mango Markets DAO are liable because of their role in designing the system
how Avi was “naive” to think he could avoid legal liability by returning the funds
why Gabe thinks credit protocols are socially positive and why he hopes that prosecutors won’t “throw everyone in jail”
Thank you to our sponsors!
Crypto.com
DeFi Saver
Links
Guests:
Gabriel:
Twitter
Delphi Labs
Gabriel’s Twitter thread on the case
Previous appearances on Unchained:
The SEC's Lawsuit Against Ripple and 2 Execs: What You Need to Know
Collins:
Twitter
LinkedIn
Previous appearances on Unchained:
How the Greatest Decentralizing Force for Crypto Projects Is the SEC
Episode Links:
Previous coverage of Unchained on Avi Eisenberg and the Mango Markets exploit:
The Mango Markets Attacker on Whether His 'Trade' Was Ethical or Not - Ep. 413
The Chopping Block: 'Code Is Law' Is 'Obviously Not How Anything Works Ever'
The Chopping Block: SBF Wants to Win in the Court of Public Opinion. Will He? - Ep. 428
Mango Markets exploit
Explanation
Avi’s “Highly profitable trading strategy” Twitter thread
Unchained:
Mango Markets Exploiter Arrested on Market Manipulation Charges
Mango Markets Exploiter Gets Liquidated But Leaves Aave With ‘Excess Debt’
Mango Markets $42M Reimbursement Proposal Passes
Mango Markets Exploiter Returns $67M After Revealing His Identity
Mango Markets Hacker Proposes Keeping $70M ‘Bad Debt’ As Bounty
Solana’s Mango Markets Sees $100M Drained in DeFi Exploit
Chaindebrief: How Manipulation On AAVE And CURVE Went Wrong, Attacker Got Rekted Instead
The Defiant: Another Fork Bites the Dust: The Looming Fall of Fortress DAO and the Perils of Off-Chain Governance
Karlstack: EXCLUSIVE: The Man Who May Have Milked $100+ Million from Mango Markets
CoinDesk:
The Impact of Avraham Eisenberg’s Case on the Future of Crypto
Mango Markets Exploiter Eisenberg Arrested in Puerto Rico
Mango Exploiter's Funds Get Liquidated After Roiling Aave Using $20M of Borrowed Curve Tokens
Complaint
CNBC: Decoding The Avraham Eisenberg Arrest And Its Impact On Crypto Bug Bounties, White Hat Hackers
Decrypt: Mango Markets Attacker Avraham Eisenberg Arrested, Charged With 'Market-Manipulation Offenses'
Protos: Who is Avraham Eisenberg and why is he all over Crypto Twitter?
Crypto Briefing: Curve Whipsaws 75% as DeFi Degens Squeeze Avraham Eisenberg
New Filing: CFTC charges Avi Eisenberg
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megaphone.fm/adchoicesGabriel Shapiro, general counsel at Delphi Labs, and Collins Belton, managing partner at Brookwood P.C., dive into the controversial case of Avi Eisenberg, the self-described “applied game theorist” who was arrested in Puerto Rico on Dec. 26 on market manipulation and fraud charges. The two crypto lawyers discuss the case’s potential impact on DeFi and DAO governance — and whether “code is law” stands a chance in the courtroom.
Show highlights:
whether Avi’s manipulation of the markets constitutes fraud
debating the crypto maxim “code is law”
whether it’s wrong to use DeFi code in a “smarter way”
how the Mango Markets exploit happened due to poor governance management
whether crypto should be regulated from the securities angle or the commodities angle
the consequences of Avi’s arrest for the DeFi space
whether MEV could constitute market manipulation, even if it’s democratized for everybody
the role of DAOs and whether early-stage projects should maintain some level of centralization
how DAOs could be designed to have better mechanisms in order to deal with potential issues
whether members of the Mango Markets DAO are liable because of their role in designing the system
how Avi was “naive” to think he could avoid legal liability by returning the funds
why Gabe thinks credit protocols are socially positive and why he hopes that prosecutors won’t “throw everyone in jail”
Thank you to our sponsors!
Crypto.com
DeFi Saver
Links
Guests:
Gabriel:
Twitter
Delphi Labs
Gabriel’s Twitter thread on the case
Previous appearances on Unchained:
The SEC's Lawsuit Against Ripple and 2 Execs: What You Need to Know
Collins:
Twitter
LinkedIn
Previous appearances on Unchained:
How the Greatest Decentralizing Force for Crypto Projects Is the SEC
Episode Links:
Previous coverage of Unchained on Avi Eisenberg and the Mango Markets exploit:
The Mango Markets Attacker on Whether His 'Trade' Was Ethical or Not - Ep. 413
The Chopping Block: 'Code Is Law' Is 'Obviously Not How Anything Works Ever'
The Chopping Block: SBF Wants to Win in the Court of Public Opinion. Will He? - Ep. 428
Mango Markets exploit
Explanation
Avi’s “Highly profitable trading strategy” Twitter thread
Unchained:
Mango Markets Exploiter Arrested on Market Manipulation Charges
Mango Markets Exploiter Gets Liquidated But Leaves Aave With ‘Excess Debt’
Mango Markets $42M Reimbursement Proposal Passes
Mango Markets Exploiter Returns $67M After Revealing His Identity
Mango Markets Hacker Proposes Keeping $70M ‘Bad Debt’ As Bounty
Solana’s Mango Markets Sees $100M Drained in DeFi Exploit
Chaindebrief: How Manipulation On AAVE And CURVE Went Wrong, Attacker Got Rekted Instead
The Defiant: Another Fork Bites the Dust: The Looming Fall of Fortress DAO and the Perils of Off-Chain Governance
Karlstack: EXCLUSIVE: The Man Who May Have Milked $100+ Million from Mango Markets
CoinDesk:
The Impact of Avraham Eisenberg’s Case on the Future of Crypto
Mango Markets Exploiter Eisenberg Arrested in Puerto Rico
Mango Exploiter's Funds Get Liquidated After Roiling Aave Using $20M of Borrowed Curve Tokens
Complaint
CNBC: Decoding The Avraham Eisenberg Arrest And Its Impact On Crypto Bug Bounties, White Hat Hackers
Decrypt: Mango Markets Attacker Avraham Eisenberg Arrested, Charged With 'Market-Manipulation Offenses'
Protos: Who is Avraham Eisenberg and why is he all over Crypto Twitter?
Crypto Briefing: Curve Whipsaws 75% as DeFi Degens Squeeze Avraham Eisenberg
New Filing: CFTC charges Avi Eisenberg
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit
megaphone.fm/adchoicesGabriel Shapiro, general counsel at Delphi Labs, and Collins Belton, managing partner at Brookwood P.C., dive into the controversial case of Avi Eisenberg, the self-described “applied game theorist” who was arrested in Puerto Rico on Dec. 26 on market manipulation and fraud charges. The two crypto lawyers discuss the case’s potential impact on DeFi and DAO governance — and whether “code is law” stands a chance in the courtroom.
Show highlights:
- whether Avi’s manipulation of the markets constitutes fraud
- debating the crypto maxim “code is law”
- whether it’s wrong to use DeFi code in a “smarter way”
- how the Mango Markets exploit happened due to poor governance management
- whether crypto should be regulated from the securities angle or the commodities angle
- the consequences of Avi’s arrest for the DeFi space
- whether MEV could constitute market manipulation, even if it’s democratized for everybody
- the role of DAOs and whether early-stage projects should maintain some level of centralization
- how DAOs could be designed to have better mechanisms in order to deal with potential issues
- whether members of the Mango Markets DAO are liable because of their role in designing the system
- how Avi was “naive” to think he could avoid legal liability by returning the funds
- why Gabe thinks credit protocols are socially positive and why he hopes that prosecutors won’t “throw everyone in jail”
Thank you to our sponsors!
Crypto.com
DeFi Saver
Links
Guests:
Gabriel:
Collins:
Episode Links:
Previous coverage of Unchained on Avi Eisenberg and the Mango Markets exploit:
Mango Markets exploit
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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