Thank you @SenatorTimScott and the entire Senate Banking Committee for hosting its first hearing on comprehensive crypto market structure legislation today. In a refreshing change from the rhetoric of the Gensler years, every Senator affirmed that crypto technology is here to stay and deserves rules of the road.
The legislative process is rarely simple, but we’re past the starting line, and that in and of itself is a MAJOR step that gives me hope that the US can make up for lost ground.
"Hey, boss, where should I get the words for "Hail Mary" for our prayer book?"
"Just punch 'Hail Mary' into a search engine and copy/paste whatever comes up."
"Got it."
I haven’t been as vocal on the lawsuit as @bgarlinghouse and @s_alderoty, but today is a huge win for crypto in the US – big thanks to all who supported us along the way.
We said in Dec 2020 that we were on the right side of the law, and will be on the right side of history. Thankful to everyone who helped us get to today’s decision – one that is for all crypto innovation in the US. More to come.
In addition to ironing this t-shirt (which republishes code from a comment letter), will I need to register as an exchange before wearing it? "It depends," per the SEC's latest release: https://t.co/mARz8FzNZD
#XRPCommunity#SECGov v. #Ripple#XRP Dr. Roslyn Layton has filed an Amended Motion to Intervene to petition the Court for access to the Hinman Speech Documents. Dr. Layton's original request suggested that the SEC had offered the Hinman Speech Documents in support of its own summary judgment motion, when that was not the case.
Tokenizing real-world assets is proving to be tremendously valuable to a number of industries because of the inherent transparency and programmability of #blockchain technology.
We explored two such use cases on Day 2 of #RippleSwell Global: