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This piece expands on ideas discussed in @DennisonBertram's recent conversation with @ChrisBrummerDr, founder of Bluprynt and Director of the Institute of International Economic Law at Georgetown. Listen to the full conversation here.From launch hype to lasting trustFor much of crypto's history, token launches were measured by spectacle. Success meant getting a token live, generating liquidity, and watching the first-day trading chart. Those moments still matter, but the game has changed. The...

Well-designed incentives and staking programs attract aligned token holders who add value to your protocol. Tally provides a complete, modular staking solution—open-source smart contracts and a ready-to-use interface that makes participation effortless. Deploy reward programs and staking systems tailored to your protocol's needs without building infrastructure from scratch. Protocols use Tally's incentives and staking solution to return protocol revenue to token holders, reward long-term comm...

Tally sets you up for success by reducing engineering overhead, consolidating vendors, and reducing custom integration work. Launch airdrops, token sales, and vesting programs with audited smart contracts and branded claim interfaces that make participation easy. Set eligibility criteria based on on-chain activity, snapshots, or allowlists, and ship branded claim pages that scale from hundreds to millions of recipients across any EVM chain. Custom claim frontends and domains are developed in ...

Written by Dennison Bertram, Tally CEO & Co-founderDecentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) have long sought to exist outside traditional legal structures under the banner of "code is law." In practice this was less a rebellion than a necessity: decentralized systems often lacked any effective recourse to courts, and code offered deterministic guarantees when law could not. For much of crypto’s early history, enforcement of legal judgments against protocols was difficult or impossible if...

We’re excited to introduce Delegate Compensation for the Obol Collective, the latest evolution of Tally’s integrated governance and staking platform. Earlier this year, Tally partnered with Obol to launch the OBOL token and governance system, followed by liquid staking (stOBOL) to combine rewards and governance into a single, unified interface. Delegate Compensation represents the next phase of OBOL governance, where active, high-quality contribution is rewarded over passive token holding. Th...

The United States is reshaping how regulators approach crypto. Since July, The CLARITY Act passed the U.S. House of Representatives, the SEC launched Project Crypto, and the Senate Banking Committee released a draft of its Digital Asset Market Structure Legislation with a request for information from industry builders. Staying up to date on regulatory developments prepares teams to remain competitive if regulation is signed into law. Tally tracks the latest updates and is building best-in-cla...

On July 31st, 2025 SEC Chairman Paul Atkins announced Project Crypto — an initiative to "modernize the securities rules and regulations to enable America's financial markets to move on-chain.""Under my leadership, the SEC will not stand idly by and watch innovations develop overseas while our capital markets remain stagnant."The announcement signals a turning point after years of regulatory uncertainty. Project Crypto promises clear rules for determining whether tokens are securities, process...

The CLARITY Act officially passing the U.S. House of Representatives marks a turning point for token projects, policy advocates, and decentralized governance ecosystems. The Act delineates oversight between the SEC and CFTC by clearly defining the criteria for tokens to become a mature blockchain system and be classified as a commodity. While the bill still has a few more steps before being signed into law, the Act establishes clear frameworks for achieving mature blockchain status that teams...

The CLARITY Act officially passed in the U.S. House of Representatives, marking a turning point for token projects, policy advocates, and decentralized governance ecosystems. The Act sets clear thresholds for decentralization, delineates oversight between the SEC and CFTC, and offers what the industry has long called for: regulatory CLARITY.For crypto-native builders, the CLARITY Act offers a concrete regulatory framework to launch tokens, raise capital, and progressively decentralize. Token ...

Written by Tyler, Tally CRO The CLARITY Act of 2025, scheduled to go to the U.S. House of Representatives for a vote tomorrow afternoon, unlocks a clear playbook for tokens to win as the new mechanism for capital formation and ownership. The CLARITY Act opens up a new playbook for raising capital via ICOs, governing networks with minimal bureaucracy, and returning value to tokenholders. 2025 will be remembered as the year tokens go mainstream. Launching Tokens via ICOs Instead of Airdrops Int...