Hunter is much smarter than I realized.
He highlights the EU are “pussies” and don’t have the balls to push back against Russia. Also outlines the energy situation very clearly a decade ago.
@DynamoxEth lol ta quand meme pas travailler ; tu as esperer et tenu bon ca n'est pas pareil!! apres la chance c'est autre chose, on la provoque!! donc si ta pris 300 k gg et t'en fou des autres.
Binance/DOJ Newsflash:
Binance and CZ just added a uniquely qualified criminal defense all-star lawyer to their legal team: George Canellos, former Chief of the Major Crimes Unit in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York and former head of the SEC's New York Office and former SEC Enforcement Division Co-Director.
Canellos posesses a rare and remarkably special combination of skillsets -- having served as both an SEC prosecutor and a DOJ prosecutor. Think Liam Neeson meets Perry Mason.
Binance is clearly preparing for a criminal prosecution and continuing to hire the best defense attorneys in the world. But I doubt even Ironman, Captain America and the Hulk could get Binance out from their current perilous legal quagmire.
Everyone knows $STARK is coming, and the best chance to get in on the action is to interact with dapps early
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Have been building a tool that open-sources information on VC raises in Web3 for the past few months. Took it live today.
Take a look and submit details if you are a founder or VC in the forms mentioned to be added to the database.
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If you think building a better world means getting your entire group or dao or class or company to sit around a fucking campfire in complete agreement…hanging on every word…eating every ass…please stop what you’re doing rn and go build a fucking summer camp for puppies.
the @arbitrum network accounts for roughly 41% of all L2 fees generated on Ethereum
the rest looks as follows
23% @0xPolygon
22% @optimismFND
14% #Starknet
Stablecoin legislation has been drafted in Congress
I read the bill.
TL;DR decentralized stables become illegal in the US (DAI, LUSD, RAI, etc. become illegal🚨) while centralized stables, defi, Ethereum, and ETH win big.
High-level summary⬇️
- decentralized stables become illegal in the US. DAI, LUSD, RAI etc.
- foreign stables become illegal in the US. National boundaries for stables
- imo ETH sees significant uptake as a payment method that's both legal and decentralized
- licensed stables, eg. USDC, become huge winners and permitted to access Fed accounts directly
Full summary⬇️
1. The Act makes it illegal to offer unlicensed stablecoins in the US, with a maximum fine of $1M and of 5 years in prison. The Act is specific that this applies globally. Their definition of "stablecoin" is very broad and includes DAI, LUSD, floating stables like RAI, and even includes exotic quasi-stables as long as they are designed to be redeemable for a relatively fixed amount of "monetary value", including all fiat currencies.
For example, this act makes it illegal to build DAI in America, illegal to send DAI to an American business or person living in the US, and illegal for foreign-licensed or unlicensed stablecoins to be offered to Americans in any way.
Essentially, this bill draws national borders around stables by making decentralized stables and foreign-licensed stables illegal in America.
imo the illegalization of unlicensed and foreign stables seems likely to greatly benefit the uptake of non-stable payment tokens, especially ETH.
2. The Act makes the stablecoin licensing process structured but ultimately discretionary. They decide who gets to issue licensed stables.
3. Allows stables to be collateralized by insured deposits in some cases. Could perhaps cause deposit tokens to fall under this regulation as "stablecoins backed by bank deposits".
4. Gives stable operators direct access to the Federal Reserve. Eg. Circle could have accounts at the Fed.
5. Launches an official study on a CBDC. Includes a surprisingly thoughtful list of criteria to study, including the potential impact of a CBDC on the competitive landscape of stablecoins.
6. The Act defines "payment system" broadly in a way that, imo, would include many wallets, bridges, defi, and crypto payment apps. But, the Act does not regulate these payment systems. They aren't banning or licensing defi in this Act.
I'm not a lawyer, and this was my best-effort interpretation of the Act.
Full Act:
https://t.co/vR65M3XayW
is @arbitrum still undervalued?
in terms of P/F ratio (fully diluted mcap / annualized fees) it seems like it is, relative to @0xPolygon and @optimismFND
data: @tokenterminal
1/ This thread shows there are deep connections between NFTs/crypto, Goldman Sachs, controversial financiers/investors, and some of the major FIAT frauds and financial scandals over the last years (e.g. Wirecard, 1MDB) that cannot be explained by mere coincidence. A thread. 🧵
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