Jimmy

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[Jimmy @jimziggy]

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[Jimmy @jimziggy]

@GolfDigest They are all playing in the NBA!

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[Jimmy @jimziggy]

@XamanWallet Xaman support sucks and are not knowledgeable enough to help you get info from a scam transaction that happened on their app. Beware they don’t care about the security of your assets.

[Jimmy @jimziggy]

@Sarena_McMurry No, reported it to local pd and https://t.co/zsjLLKNdYT. Xaman support has no support they don’t want to help at all.

[Jimmy @jimziggy]

@XamanWallet But I was scammed one you app and your support team will not help me! Thanks for the loss!

[Jimmy @jimziggy]

@XamanWallet Do not put asset in this wallet as I have been scammed out of my XRP and there is no support from them. They are not a USA base company and seems to be a scam app to steal your XRP!

[Jimmy @jimziggy]

@dotkrueger I’m using XRP in one of my Liquidity pools to earn some passive income!

[Jimmy @jimziggy]

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[D'CENT Wallet @DCENTWALLETS]

The second Tap That Drop star has arrived: @MapProtocol 🌕

🎁Total 5.8M $MAPO + Bulloo NFT
1️⃣ 1M for first 200 biometric users (FCFS)
2️⃣ 300K for 500 Bulloo NFT holders
↳ Mint on @Intract_HQ : https://t.co/MndkCduhra
3️⃣4.5M shared by all participants
↳ Increase your share of airdrop by swapping via @ButterNetworkio

📅 Jun 10 - Jun 24 (UTC)
✅ Finish quests on both @DCENTWALLETS & Intract
📘 Guide: https://t.co/pXCN5K8Fza

No tap, no $MAPO 👆

[Jimmy @jimziggy]

Just got started on this amazing quest by D'CENT Wallet! Can't resist sharing this - the rewards are too tempting!. @intractcampaign

https://t.co/kih6QSApiH #Intract

[D'CENT Wallet @DCENTWALLETS]

The first star in Tap That Drop just lit up: @skate_chain 🛹

🎁 500K $SKATE pool + 1 Star NFT
• 150K shared by first 150 biometric wallet users
• 350K shared by all participants

📅 May 28 – Jun 9 (UTC)
✅Finish quests on D’CENT & @Intract_HQ
⭐️Mint your Star NFT, prepare for your Mega Airdrop

It’s your chance to get in early. Stack $SKATE before the TGE lands. 👀

No tap, no $SKATE.👆
🎯Mint Now: https://t.co/9XqMdVxme4
📖Guide: https://t.co/Ig6RwpVSyH

[Cameron Winklevoss @cameron]

On Monday, the SEC informed our litigation counsel @JackBaughman27 that it has closed its investigation into @Gemini and will not be pursuing an enforcement action against us. This comes 699 days after the start of their investigation and 277 days after they sent us a Wells Notice.

While this marks another milestone to the end of the war on crypto, which already includes the SEC’s withdrawal of the Coinbase lawsuit and the closing of investigations into OpenSea, Robinhood, and UniSwap, it does little to make up for the damage this agency has done to us, our industry, and America.

The SEC cost us tens of millions of dollars in legal bills alone and hundreds of millions in lost productivity, creativity, and innovation. Of course Gemini is not alone. The SEC’s behavior in aggregate towards other crypto companies and projects cost orders of magnitude more and caused unquantifiable loss in economic growth for America.

How many engineers left crypto or avoided it altogether because of these regulatory attacks? How many projects were never started or got off the ground because founders and engineers decided they would rather build a startup in their dorm room than inside the boardroom of a law firm trying to navigate the Kafkaesque crypto regulatory hellscape? How many engineers chose to go into other industries instead of building a permissionless, open financial system? How many years of innovation were kicked down the road at the expense of Americans? We will never know.

So where do we go from here? It’s wholly unacceptable for an agency like the SEC to bully, harass, and attack a lawful industry and then decide one day to simply say we’re good and walk away. Unless there is a cost and price to be paid for this behavior, it will happen again. Thoughtful legislation will form a shield of protection, but we also need strong deterrence inside the agencies themselves. Here are a few ideas:

Reimbursement
If an agency refuses to write rules before it opens an investigation or brings an enforcement action, the agency should have to reimburse you for 3x your legal costs. This would make you financially whole for the time and money you spent defending yourself against sham investigations and baseless enforcement actions that were only able to be brought because the agency didn’t write rules in the first place. Even better, they should be required to advance you your legal costs so you don’t have to come out of pocket while you defend yourself.

Dishonorable Discharge
Everyone involved in these actions should be fired immediately and in a public way. Their names, roles, and the actions they participated in should be posted on the SEC website.

How many SEC enforcement lawyers have resigned in protest since the SEC top brass instructed them to withdraw crypto cases and close investigations? Zero. Which means they never believed in these cases to begin with. Which begs the question, why didn’t these lawyers resign at the outset when they were told to bring these unjust cases?

It should not be acceptable to bring the full might of the US government to bear against fledgling companies in a nascent industry and then hide behind a faceless agency or say you were “just doing your job” or “following orders.” These individuals had a choice. They could have asked to be reassigned or resigned. Nobody was forcing them to work at the SEC. Nonetheless, they chose to violate their oath and the agency’s mission to “make a positive impact on the U.S. economy, our capital markets, and people’s lives” and instead aided and abetted an unlawful war against a lawful industry.

Imagine if even one SEC enforcement lawyer had resigned in protest and stood up for our industry — what a heroic act this would have been. But it never happened.

Agency Ban
Just like the SEC bars individuals from trading securities if they break the law, there should be a process that bars those like Gary Gensler who weaponize the law, as well those who participate in the weaponization, from ever being appointed to or hired by an agency again. Lifetime ban in this case.

Going Forward
We will not rebuild trust and integrity in federal agencies unless there are serious consequences for bad faith actors. Operation Chokepoint didn’t stop at 1.0. It continued to 2.0 because not enough was done to hold bureaucrats accountable for their actions during 1.0. And there will be a 3.0 unless there is a real, public reckoning for 2.0.

I’m glad to be turning the page here as an industry, but this is not the end, rather the beginning towards ensuring this never happens again to the crypto industry or any other exciting, new frontier industry in the future. Here’s to continuing to reform our government and fighting the good fight. Amazing awaits

[Jimmy @jimziggy]

@TRUMP_ARMY_ Can’t wait to see them go, most of them are killing us slowly to profit off of big pharmaceutical companies. Let them get a job with them!

[Jimmy @jimziggy]

@GaryGensler See if Kenny the mayo boy will give you a job at shitadel!

[Jimmy @jimziggy]

@realTrumpNewsX Yes, absolutely

[Jimmy @jimziggy]

@xMarketNews Yes

[Jimmy @jimziggy]

Screwing retail? https://t.co/E1KfPTLhW0

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@realTrumpNewsX Hell yeah