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[GS @GFTrooper]

@cryptocom Why is there 1000 euro spread to buy and sell BTC?

[GS @GFTrooper]

@Nexo "Nexo is MiCA-ready." your not doing yourself a favor when you say that! Just say you have a MiCA licence.

[GS @GFTrooper]

@NexoAngel5 @Nexo Please do. I have been with Nexo for years and have lots of people I have sent your way. All are asking now whats going on.

[GS @GFTrooper]

@crypto_gateway Why cant you just say Nexo has a MiCA licence?

[BSCN @BSCNews]

Days from the MiCA deadline, most firms serving EU users still aren't licensed

Europe's crypto licensing cliff arrives July 1, and the bulk of the industry hasn't cleared it. Of the more than 1,200 firms that held national registrations across the bloc, only around 210 have secured full MiCA authorization, according to the EU's official register. That leaves roughly 83% unlicensed with days to go.

There's no soft landing. ESMA has said there is no "pending" status after the deadline: a firm is either authorized or in breach of EU law, with no right to keep serving EU clients.

The squeeze is sharpest at the top. Of all those authorizations, only 14 cover actual trading platforms.

[GS @GFTrooper]

Whats up with https://t.co/CL2Qt1SYDW in Germany?? No support and everyone is asking about 1st July 2026 and MiCA Regulation Licence.

[GS @GFTrooper]

@SoloSatoshi Very Cool

[GS @GFTrooper]

@jup_mobile [email protected] is a scam!!! It ask for my keys!!!

[GS @GFTrooper]

@jup_mobile So let me get this right. I cant claim my rewards becouse I am using Phantom?

[GS @GFTrooper]

@jup_mobile Dont get way I should have to go to Google web store to download a new wallet where my data is collected. Also Jupiter no longer has stake and vote on it.

[Simply Bitcoin @SimplyBitcoin]

LIKE, IF YOU THINK THE SAMOURAI DEVELOPERS SHOULD BE PARDONED AND RELEASED

[Jesse Tevelow @jtevelow]

American entrepreneur Keonne Rodriguez built a successful Bitcoin wallet app called @SamouraiWallet. He’s now being sent to prison for it.

In a few weeks, Keonne will begin his 5-year sentence behind bars, unless the Bitcoin community can save him by pressuring the US Administration to offer a pardon.

When I heard about this story, it sounded like fake news, so I went straight to the source. In this exclusive interview, @Keonne is descriptive, logical, and vulnerable.

His story is heartbreaking and terrifying.

By the end, it's evident he's sitting directly in the crossfire between freedom tech and surveillance states.

This is a critical moment in history—a moment for the Bitcoin community to stand up. Just as @RealRossU was pardoned, @Keonne must be forgiven, too. We cannot allow one of our own fellow Bitcoiners to spend time in jail for building a legitimate product that protects our Bitcoin and strengthens the network.

We must unify to ensure @Keonne is freed. Alone, he doesn’t stand a chance. But with support from faithful Bitcoiners, we can bring awareness to his cause.

Knowledge is power. Watch the interview and vocalize your support for @Keonne in the comments.

Show Summary:
In this gripping conversation, Keonne shares his harrowing experience of building Samourai Wallet, a non-custodial Bitcoin wallet focused on user privacy, and the subsequent FBI raid that led to his arrest.

He discusses the legal challenges he faced, including conspiracy charges and the pressure to plead guilty, despite his innocence. The conversation highlights the broader implications of privacy in the cryptocurrency space and the political motivations behind his prosecution.

Keonne’s story serves as a cautionary tale about the intersection of technology, law, and personal freedom. It is a moment in Bitcoin’s history that could define how we protect our freedom in the digital age.

Key Takeaways:
- Samourai Wallet prioritizes user privacy and control over funds.
- The FBI raid was a shocking and aggressive response to a tech startup.
- Keonne faced serious charges without any prior criminal history.
- The legal system pressured him into a plea deal despite his innocence.
- Public statements on social media were used against him in court.
- The indictment was based on misinterpretations of his actions and intent.
- Keonne’s case highlights the challenges of privacy in the cryptocurrency space.
- The financial burden of legal fees was overwhelming for Keonne and his family.
- Home confinement significantly impacted Keonne’s quality of life.
- The case raises important questions about free speech and innovation in technology.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Free Speech and Innovation
02:41 Building Samurai Wallet: A Focus on Privacy
05:13 The FBI Raid: A Shocking Turn of Events
08:05 The Arrest: Confusion and Fear
10:45 Understanding the Charges: Conspiracy and Tweets
13:24 The Legal Battle: Navigating the System
16:04 The Impact of Social Media on Legal Proceedings
18:59 The Bail Conditions: A Million Dollar Bond
21:44 Life Under Home Confinement
24:33 The Ongoing Fight for Justice
29:03 The Burden of Legal Costs
31:11 Impacts of Home Confinement
33:31 The Decision to Take a Plea Deal
38:22 The Brady Violation and Its Implications
43:05 Sentencing and Aftermath
56:51 Community Support and Call to Action

This story is brought to you by @LABNetwork21.

Thank you to @Puncher522 ,@bobvankirk, @BTCsessions, @EricVStacks and countless other bitcoiners for already stepping up.

[GS @GFTrooper]

#CryptoIRL #crypto.com #CROFam

[GS @GFTrooper]

https://t.co/A4Ew0Gl5hw

[GS @GFTrooper]

@Tangem @tim_apple69 @maxdarachi @birdfIip If they don't fix the SOL wallet read problem , They will lose LOTS of users!!!

[GS @GFTrooper]

Tangem Fix this !!! ITS NOT reading my Balance.

[GS @GFTrooper]

@kris And we are in a Bull season and cro still at .11 ! Rewards cut in bear . The new rewards still caped at $50 a month for Visa . Something need to change.