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“Circle CEO recalls standing behind the president during historic crypto legislation signing”
The Genius Act is being signed into law at that moment. By the president? By the president. And you're, like, standing right behind him with the with I it looks like Brian Armstrong. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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...the crypto community, was that infrastructure bill. And so that's unfortunately how things do get legislated around here a lot. I am hopeful that with respect to crypto, though, that
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...crypto legislation. There were a lot of people on x who felt like this wasn't, you know, a mind blowing announcement. They wanted something that they could trade on right away. That's not what this was. This was basically a statement of commitment fr
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a lot of money to try to do it. Some lawyers just gave happy talk and then people got in trouble, with the SEC and other lawyers just said, forget it. Go offshore. You know, there's no use to even trying here in The United States. So that's part of w
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...crypto, you know, that's another thing I I probably realized when I was playing around with it a little bit is, like, if you're not careful, you can you can break tax law pretty easily in in this space. Oh, yeah. Like the default is that you do.
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...crypto market structure should be regulated. But interestingly, the most consequential stuff consequential actions are going to be coming from the SCC itself. In a speech that he gave about six weeks ago, SCC chair Paul Atkins outlined his plans for
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...legislation. If I recall, the issue with Coinbase and the SEC is basically, like, the SEC said you're selling or you're a platform the trading of unregistered securities. Right? So it's one thing to and I guess this gets to the question about legisla
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...that are crypto securities. Then there's things that are commodities. Bitcoin actually is regulated as a commodity right now. And then you've got things that aren't securities or commodities or like collectibles, you know, like NFTs, things like that
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...our crypto asset markets as as you all, I'm sure, are tracking. There's some legislation that we're really hopefully working with David Sachs to get across the finish line and the president. But but that's gonna be a key piece. So the CFTC would, hav
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...know, crypto so much as they're singling out any new use of technology because they're still angry with the traditional fintechs as well. The other thing that's really held it back is the complete lack of any federal legislation. So I'm dealing with
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...in and out crypto, both sides pay 1%, and it goes to the government wallet. I wanna I wanna ask a question about this because I have been lightly sympathetic to the idea that crypto does not match one to one to existing securities law, and we might n
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...to crypto, but not so much that you can't do creative things, like burn tokens and use them for utility or trade them very quickly, etcetera. I really like the idea of an insurance version.
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