Gamma Law

09/17/2026

Governments everywhere are tightening control over data flows. That’s forcing tech companies to rethink how they actually build their platforms, not just their legal terms. If you're scaling a product globally, compliance can't be an afterthought anymore. It has to be part of the architecture from day one. Curious how this is affecting your roadmap? Let's talk.
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Data sovereignty has become a geopolitical fault line. Governments from Washington to Hanoi are asserting control over information flows in ways that directly reshape how tech companies design their platforms, structure their organizations, and plan market expansion.

09/17/2026

Update to our coverage from 18 months ago: Several states have since passed or enforced laws specifically targeting "dual-currency" sweepstakes casino models, a structure some operators leaned on. Combined with clearer federal rules on crypto payment processing, the legal path forward has gotten narrower. Our original advice still stands: Get ahead of the jurisdictional analysis.
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The global cryptocurrency casino market is projected to reach $65.7 billion by 2027, underscoring the increasing prominence of digital assets in the gaming industry. However, the legal landscape governing crypto casinos in the United States remains complex and fragmented.

09/16/2026

A year ago we wrote about growing bipartisan pressure to reform Section 230, the law that shields platforms from liability for content users post. That pressure has picked up steam since then. If your platform depends on user-generated content, chat, or community features, this is still very much worth tracking.
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Enacted in 1996, Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is widely regarded as a foundational statute for the modern internet. Its central clause — only 26 words long —

09/16/2026

We wrote about this six months ago, and it still holds true: no US law technically classifies loot boxes or gacha mechanics as gambling, but regulators are increasingly targeting hidden odds, manipulative purchase loops, and minors making unauthorized purchases through consumer protection law instead. The legal risk is real even without a gambling label.
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State lawmakers and federal regulators are again scrutinizing loot boxes and gacha-style monetization systems. Although no federal or state statute in the United States expressly classifies these mechanics as gambling

09/15/2026

Building products with generative AI? Your legal strategy needs to cover three things: whether a human contributed enough to claim copyright, where your training data actually came from, and whether your outputs risk reproducing someone else's protected work. There's no one-size-fits-all rule here. It's worth getting ahead of the issue before it becomes a dispute.
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Generative AI can produce text, images, code, music, and video that appear highly polished. Commercial utility, however, does not itself establish copyright ownership.

09/15/2026

Big shift in the stablecoin world: both EU and US regulators (MiCA and the GENIUS Act) now ban paying interest just for holding a stablecoin. That means the "earn passive yield on your digital dollars" pitch is going away. The platforms that win from here will compete on technology and compliance, not interest rates. Worth watching if you're in this space.
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Stablecoins have grown into one of the most strategically important components of the digital-asset economy. What began as a mechanism to reduce friction and volatility in crypto trading is now established as programmable financial infrastructure.

09/14/2026

The blockchain gaming sector is undergoing a major shift from speculative play-to-earn models to sustainable, AAA-quality titles. Regulatory authorities worldwide are actively investigating whether in-game tokens constitute securities, whether randomized reward mechanisms (like loot boxes) violate gambling laws, and whether platforms expose players to unfair financial risks.

The blockchain gaming sector is undergoing a major shift from specu...

09/14/2026

Agentic wallets empower AI to execute payments, contracts, and business decisions autonomously. But US law offers no legal personhood for AI systems. Every action an AI agent takes must be attributed to a human or corporate actor, even when the AI behaves unpredictably or beyond what the user or developer intended.

Agentic wallets empower AI to execute payments, contracts, and busi...

09/11/2026

Gamma Law is pleased to welcome Kei Wakabayashi as Counsel.

Kei brings broad experience from both Japan and the United States, advising on M&A, corporate and commercial matters, and cross‑border transactions. His background includes in‑house roles at Bonterra, Lemonade, Metromile, and SoftBank Investment Advisors, where he supported fast‑growing financial and technology companies.

Fluent in English and Japanese, Kei assists domestic and international clients navigating complex corporate and transactional issues with clarity and precision.
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09/11/2026

Web3 does not make intellectual property law obsolete, but it changes how stakeholders create, license, distribute, and enforce IP rights across digital ecosystems. Organizations operating in this space must understand that owning a token does not include ownership of the underlying copyright or trademark rights.

Web3 does not make intellectual property law obsolete, but it chang...