@olivvrszn There are other benefits too. A good baker can build demand quickly and make a decent living. A florist can out-earn a dev in peak season.
Teachers get almost three months of paid school breaks and can make serious money tutoring
I can confirm that from what I see. Some of my older friends tend to drink more and go for stronger alcohol. Drinks and shots are common for them, and having 5 beers feels normal.
Younger people seem different. They’ll have a glass of wine or 2 beers and call it a night. I’d say the world is healing, but then I see weed on the rise
Europe has spent years promising digital IDs, a digital euro and a unified market for tokenized assets. None has delivered the big pitch yet.
So forgive me if this announcement lands like a nothingburger. I’ve seen it all before!
3/ A qualifying token represents the share itself or a custodial interest in a real share. Its holder must get equivalent rights, including dividends and votes.
Your “AAPL token” can track Apple’s share price perfectly and still give you zero rights as an Apple shareholder.
The SEC’s new exemption excludes that product. A lot of tokenized-stock victory laps should end right there⬇️
2/ The SEC gave qualifying venues a temporary, conditional exemption to trade tokenized US-listed stocks through permissioned onchain pools without registering as exchanges.
Some liquidity providers get conditional dealer relief too.
One of @arc most underrated advantages is paying gas fees in USDC.
For retail users, a 5–10 cent difference in gas fees from day to day may not matter much. But for institutions operating at scale, predictable costs are crucial
@eleesatt Agreed. At companies like that, coming up with a good strategy and comms plan isn’t the hard part. The hard part is getting it past legal without having it killed completely