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[Ark @ArkFestim]

@Megatron_ron Fake news 🗞️ 🗑️

[Ark @ArkFestim]

@POTUS This humans brain loves war, you are funding wars for fun. High time you take a break, the world was a safe place without your administration. You are too old to see everything is falling apart , I bet you are enjoying the child in you.

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[Ark @ArkFestim]

@realXRPwhale rPfiZhgJze6tif3fCa773E7fw9MpnGd8vZ

[Ark @ArkFestim]

@DailyMonitor The appointed leaders live off their own people in Uganda. I get confused when I see most living big. yet hospitals, schools, roads and more infrastructures deserve more attention. I think the people need to purnish leaders failing to take up their roles. Ministers and mp’s

[Ark @ArkFestim]

@DailyMonitor The people of Uganda. The level of unemployment is higher and you focusing too much attention on your president to take care of your problems. Your President has appointment people in the parliament to play all the roles to make Uganda a great place for the future.

[Ark @ArkFestim]

@DailyMonitor Leaders of Uganda. Please don’t see serving the people as a business opportunity to get in to the parliament. Don’t feed off your own kind. Unity starts with you. You are the leader. be humans enough and serve right. Uganda needs you.

[Ark @ArkFestim]

@DailyMonitor Uganda!!
There is need to unite, we have all these rising economic issues because we lack a sense of unit. The west feeds off us and keeps us away from our values. We have so much to live off of without depending on the west. Uganda needs you all.

[Ark @ArkFestim]

@jimNjue_ @simonateba @KagutaMuseveni @JoeBiden @WorldBank 😂💯

[Ark @ArkFestim]

Time is running out. 🌍Can’t be fooled for too long

[Kevin - WE THE PEOPLE🦁 @bambkb]

🚨🚨🚨 This man deserves a standing applause after this speech :

“When Obama became president, he tried to get Africa to accept same-sex marriages”

“Africa said : we don’t that stuff around here”

“So, Obama sanctioned Africa and Joe Biden is doing the same thing right now!?!”

“Is homosexuality really that important!?!? Enough for you to STARVE BABIES and WOMAN to death, because a country is trying to uphold GOD’s LAW!?”🔥🔥🔥

We’re up against a bunch of EVIL Demons

#Obama #Biden #Africa #Genocide #Satan

[John E Deaton @JohnEDeaton1]

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Let’s review. First, the Chairman of the SEC @GaryGensler testified under oath that crypto exchanges don’t have a regulatory framework. In essence, they fall into a regulatory gap between the @SECGov & @CFTC (emphasis on “regulatory gap”). Of course, the SEC’s official response to Gensler’s testimony and public statements is that whatever the Chair says (even testimony under oath before Congress nonetheless) is irrelevant and immaterial (yes, that’s what, in essence, it argues). But it isn’t just Gensler’s sole opinion now is it?

The Hinman Speech emails, uncovered during the @Ripple case, demonstrate that the Office of General Counsel also maintains the opinion that digital assets fall within - you got it - “a regulatory gap” and likely outside the SEC’s jurisdiction.

Now that’s a very important word here: JURISDICTION.

If the SEC lacks jurisdiction over digital assets and crypto exchanges then enforcement actions do IN FACT commit “violence to the separation of powers.” The argument below is nonsensical. Saying “ONLY the executive branch can bring enforcement actions” therefore its within the executive branch’s function would apply to every single enforcement action by every agency within the executive branch. Such reasoning would do away with the concept of jurisdiction. Didn’t the EPA just get smacked down for trying to regulate outside the jurisdiction provided to it by Congress? Yes it did.

Second, the SEC is allowed to file enforcement actions related to securities identified in the 1934 Securities Act. Along with stocks, bonds, notes, etc., it can also file enforcement actions related to “investment contracts.” The Howey case defined what an investment contract is. Please see my next post below for exactly what that means.

But know this, if the SEC brings an enforcement action involving the sale of software code for example - an asset purchase only - and attempts to expand Howey to cover such sales, it would be an unconstitutional expansion of Howey. That means it does not have jurisdiction over such transactions. Not sure what others’ believe, but an unconstitutional expansion of Howey is a “form of violence to the separation of powers.”

@coinbase is 💯 here

[Ark @ArkFestim]

Judge Rakoff on that pay role like Hinman

[Not Elon Musk @ElonMuskAOC]

“Take risks now. Do something bold. You won’t regret it.” — Elon Musk (me)

[Altcoin Daily @AltcoinDaily]

Elon Musk - "I do not respect the SEC." 🙅‍♂️

[XRPcryptowolf @XRPcryptowolf]

@elonmusk #XRP logo 👀

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Not sure what subtle clues gave it way, but I like the letter X

[Brad Garlinghouse @bgarlinghouse]

The most important part of this ruling:

“XRP, as a digital token, is not in and of itself a “contract, transaction[,] or scheme” that embodies the Howey requirements of an investment contract.”

This is a now a matter of law (not up for trial.)

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Don’t even trust nobody