1 million tech jobs are at risk of going overseas. As the U.S. goes down a path of regulatory uncertainty, the EU, UK, UAE, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, and Japan are all creating environments for crypto to flourish so that they can capitalize on the next wave of innovation.
The U.S. needs to update its financial system. The code is 40 years old and the laws are 100 years old.
Cryptocurrency is not a financial service. It's a technology that can be used to update financial services.
Let's update the system.
$BRAIN will be at the forefront of #ai technology on arbitrum.
With the $ARB airdrop 🪂 potentially injecting $1,000,000,000 - the entire ecosystem is primed for a huge run up…
Do not fade the 🐇🧠
Optimism has split governance between the $OP Token House and Citizens' House. For Arbitrum, governance is fully owned by $ARB tokenholders - as such, it should get a premium over $OP.
@dunleavy89 Token value might trade on par with current Optimism at around $2 - depends on the initial free floating supply ofc. Do we have any cliff/vesting numbers yet?
@twobitidiot What about regulatory clarity around securities/commodities and enabling proper financial products such as spot ETFs? I feel this should be high prio too.
@adamscochran That very point is the issue of the global financial system. I hope at some point the U.S. hegemony ends one and for all. They should not be able to influence all other jurisdictions - it sucks big time.
@BlackRabbitAI Black Rabbit might have true potential depending on how fast and crisp you can move with GPT4. I don't like the sell tax too much however. Looking forward on how fast and proper you can execute.