Bull shit….. ask Grok… Actual S&P 500 July returns contradict the claim: 1998 was -1.16%, 2002 was -7.90%, 2006 was +0.52%, 2010 was positive, 2014 was -1.61%, 2018 was positive, and 2022 was +9.24%.
• No reliable 4-year July correction cycle exists; July has shown average or positive seasonality for S&P 500
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The Digital Asset PARITY Act applies wash sale rules (IRC Section 1091) to digital assets by replacing “stock or securities” with “specified assets.” 
Key items:
• Disallows loss deduction if substantially identical digital assets (or related derivatives like options/futures/notional contracts) are acquired within 30 days before/after the sale.
• Covers actively traded digital assets.
• Includes constructive sale rules.
• Effective upon enactment; exception for mark-to-market traders/dealers. 
The Digital Asset PARITY Act applies wash sale rules (IRC Section 1091) to digital assets by replacing “stock or securities” with “specified assets.” 
Key items:
• Disallows loss deduction if substantially identical digital assets (or related derivatives like options/futures/notional contracts) are acquired within 30 days before/after the sale.
• Covers actively traded digital assets.
• Includes constructive sale rules.
• Effective upon enactment; exception for mark-to-market traders/dealers. 
The reported defacto killing of tokenized equities due to falling under SEC; crushing tokenization of Real World Assets, KYC/AML rules that may expose private wallet personal data, etc…. As I’ve read Brian Armstrong’s comments on X it appears this bill has great intentions but needs work and should not simply be passed for sake of passing and celebrating a bill. The Senators should take thier time and get it right even if that means going all the way to the week before the mid-term elections.