What Should Have Happened at the Cryptocurrency Hearings

[@tcgtpl]

“Government’s view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it.” - Ronald Reagan ..... which I'm sure that'll be their take on cryptocurrency.

[@andresrogersa]

If it breathes, mask it. If if continues breathing give it a booster.

[@truthseeker1651]

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[@PAIP_Studio]

So you are telling all this people that I would not hire to clean my garage... Are all elected officials? Why? How? Who? ... I have so many questions... And so many nightmares... Our future is governed by morons...

[@russetwolf13]

If Reagan had one thing going for him it was the people with their hands up his ass knew how to make horseshit sound good.

[@Pavel_Makarov]

So, ya should try a little more. And its a pity that u haven't mentioned O-MEE. They are worth it.

[@etsequentia6765]

- _"You're buying 100$ sandwiches?!?!?"_ - *Senator:* Sure! doesn't everybody?

[@YadraVoat]

Heheheh, that was a good catch, but also "half a percent" is nonsense. It's usually closer to 2.75% or more if I'm not mistaken.

[@kylelaw7210]

-Senator: Sure! Taxpayers buy me $100 sandwiches.*

[@ProductBasement]

"I don't understand baseball, I just want to regulate it." lol perfect🤣

[@AusFirewing]

"There are concerns with the use of crypto for nefarious activities. You know what else is used for nefarious activities? Cash." Holy moly a politician with an ounce of sense.

[@Graeme_Lastname]

A politician with an ounce of sense. Hasn't happened in my lifetime. Really doubt it ever will.

[@mikewurlitzer5217]

Which is why obama sent pallets of untraceable cash to Iran instead of a simple bank transfer so money could be traced to make sure it was not used for nefarious purposes which of course Iran would never do. /sarc

[@Graeme_Lastname]

@@mikewurlitzer5217 Money is money. Once you've got it you can do whatever you want with it.

[@Valnotersc]

Ah, but you see they will use that argument to outlaw cash. So you can then only use a debit/credit card. And if the banks then decide to implement negative interest on people who have any savings - what are they gonna do; withdraw the savings? And if the payment services decide that you aren't allowed to gain money because you have the wrong opinions (as has happened on sites like PayPal and Patreon) what are you going to do?

[@Graeme_Lastname]

@@Valnotersc It's called war and it's already coming.

[@todayontheinternet9576]

Politicians - 'Is there any way I can insider trade this stuff?' Crypto Bro - "Umm.....no?' Politicians - 'Can people achieve financial independence on it?' Crypto Bro - 'Yes! You're finally getting it!' Politicians - 'ILLEGAL!!!@#!!!'

[@ragethefire758]

Bruh I tell you these old ass politians would do anything to gain control that's why their asking these control freak questions and arguments, they know crypto is going to be the future but wanna find a monopoly or loophole to keep people struggling in today's society with a tax policy for it cause they know that their precious dollar is dying

[@truthseeker1651]

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[@cheeseburger12]

@@ragethefire758 I don't know if Crypto will really be the future. It has problems. But I would really, really, REALLY like something the dollar has to compete against.

[@2020Twenty]

Control freaks in China and India already trying to ban it

[@carlodave9]

One of the primary reasons for the creation of the United States Constitution was to put a stop to alternate currencies that sprang up after the Revolutionary War.

[@pwnyou2295]

2:34 - By government's logic, credit cards never should have been adopted because only a handful of retailers accepted them decades ago.

[@russetwolf13]

Yes, credit cards should be illegal, they're literally just debt traps.

[@TheMichaelMove]

Them: Please explain crypto to us. Us: No.

[@truthseeker1651]

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[@shanedk]

Just note that the "weirdly bad answer" was from Sam Bankman-Fried...

[@EF-69]

Yes, we still use fax machines, regulated by the Communications Act of 1934. Seriously.

[@fearthehoneybadger]

The government is getting in so, it's time for everyone else to get out.

[@andresrogersa]

or go into privacy

[@truthseeker1651]

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[@homewall744]

Funny how tens of thousands of laws don't "regulate" anything, so they need regulations too. If it's not illegal, then it's legal.

[@truthseeker1651]

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[@bdfunke]

2:53 there’s a congress critter who thinks it’s worthwhile to mask while teleconferencing?

[@roysmith770]

You never heard about computer viruses?

[@JoeGrunt9]

If i was in congress: "hey, i got an idea, lets do nothing and let market sort it out."

[@truthseeker1651]

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[@viperstriker4728]

Have you considered moving to Wisconsin and running for office? You have my vote.

[@troyh3628]

They would never let you be "elected". You either have to be a lying, backstabbing thief to be a democrat, or a spineless idiot who gets their jollies from empty grandstanding to be a republican.

[@JS-ol4dx]

Until you realize the people controlling congress also control 90% of the market, meaning they will still F you over, just in a more roundabout way because they cant make laws to directly influence things.

[@Notrocketscience101]

Thankfully Congress is here to protect us from those cooks in crypto. They should know a lot about it since they’ve made the 2021 dollar eventually worthless compared to the dollars my grandpa saved. Isn’t taking 99% of his dollars through inflation a bad thing? “hey we aren’t crooks! He still has 1%”

[@jakegarrett8109]

They'll grab that last 1% with a death tax, just wait, you'll actually owe THEM money once grandpappy is dead. Then there mission will be mostly complete (well, then they'll have to add a carbon death tax where inheritors must pay for the carbon footprint damages of their family, or something like that, basically there will be no end to taxes)

[@Notrocketscience101]

@@jakegarrett8109 and they grabbed over 50% when you earned it with income, Social Security, property tax, gas tax, State income tax, so after they grab half they then grabbed 99% of the remaining 50%. And they’re worried about protecting us from crypto? LOL!

[@XJWill1]

They aren't crooks. They're "cooks".

[@truthseeker1651]

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[@droptozro]

2:56 "UP and down up and down.... while the dollar only goes down" THANK you! I tell this to everyone! Why am I still forced to work for government dollars that are always devaluing?!?!? I'd rather work for cryptocurrencies and abandon the dollar if I could.

[@russetwolf13]

Because they devalue at a controlled rate due to the government printing more dollars, you know so the economy doesn't collapse when 1% of the population has too much of the money. Crypto vasilates between being worthless and worth millions on the basis of what Elon Musk tweets. Real money can't go up in value because it's a Currency, not a trading card.

[@russetwolf13]

@wont-sight3 no shit, Sherlock, I just said that. And yes, all crypto is the same, stapling it to gold changes nothing because gold is the same scam. It's shitty metal with barely any practical value with an overinflated market value. Tying crypto to gold just makes it more the scam it always was, while also pulling in all those precious metal scammers.

[@sovietunion7643]

would you still work for crypto now?

[@raymondchristian391]

*GOOD VIDEO; EVERYONE NEEDS MORE THAN THEIR BASIC SALARY TO BE FINANCIALLY SECURED, THE BEST THING TO DO WITH YOUR MONEY IS TO INVEST, MONEY LEFT IN SAVINGS ALWAYS END UP USED WITH NO RETURNS,*

[@melissabrockman6397]

I totally agree with you, the Crypto market is the most profitable venture I ever invest in.,

[@melissabrockman6397]

I reached my goal of $500k yearly trade earnings.Setting realistic goals is an essential part of trading.,

[@georgeedward6246]

most intelligent words I've heard,

[@georgeedward6246]

Crypto is the new gold,

[@georgeedward6246]

I'm a huge fan of crypto, I hold some few coins in my wallet.

[@theslimeylimey]

When you buy something with bitcoin at a maintream business it doesn't mean the good or service is being traded for bitcoin. All that is happening is the business is acting as a middleman for a foreign exchange service at the point of sale and commerce is still done in USD.

[@mmmddd4366]

Yup👍

[@KerbalFacile]

Not in the grey and black markets.

[@mmmddd4366]

@@KerbalFacile great idea to do black market operations on a non anonymous currency. Is there a way to FULLY anonymously own and transact in any crypto? (If you mine it you have an IP, if you buy it VISA has a log, if you used a phone it has a record.....)

[@pinkside692]

@@mmmddd4366 Monero

[@mmmddd4366]

@@pinkside692 how does one obtain monero anonymously And transact in monero anonymously with an anonymous device? Step me through this if you don't mind. (I will buy crypto once this can be achieved)

[@dimaadamov8501]

- What threats or benefits to a blockchain system will come from quantum computing? - That's a weirdly good question. - Well, we'll see what happens there. - That's a weirdly bad answer. I'm dying here...

[@yonib59]

Imagine letting boomers decide how to regulate crypto without knowing what crypto is, oHh wait no need to imagine

[@FifthConcerto]

Every government official, whether elected or appointed should hold that position only as a part-time job. I don't care if that person has another job or not - though doing honest work would be beneficial for such a person - but having full time government officials is clearly damaging on balance.

[@ColinTherac117]

Technically, being in congress is already designed to be a part time job. Meaning full time only part of the year instead of 3 days per week the whole year. This was because most everybody were farmers and had to be back home to deal with their farms and not in Washington DC during harvest etc.

[@jdroofcleanpw]

If we could somehow make this happen, it would definitely backfire, because there's no way the people in power are going to take a pay cut. Heck, they still pay themselves when they do a government shutdown.

[@truthseeker1651]

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[@Graeme_Lastname]

Honest? Work? What planet are you from?

[@balangas3910]

In Switzerland the national assembly members are all part time. They get a compensation of 450 fr for attending a hearing in Bern and a 30k fr compensation for their office expenses like a part time secretary and rent. That's it. It might seem a lot for other countries' standards but 30k a year isn't a liveable income here. The only fully time politicians are the federal council and they get paid a hefty 450k fr a year but that's only 7 people and the salary is this high to prevent corruption and they must be confirmed every year by the national assembly to continue.

[@notthefbi7932]

My coke dealer doesn't accept Venmo😂😂😂😂 You guy's "hit it out the park" again with this video 😉 Wearing a mask on a video conference call, just says it all 🤪

[@brianb8769]

"Baseball ⚾"

[@bryanboone7363]

The auto generated closed captioning changed it to "coat dealer".

[@Barskor1]

@@bryanboone7363 The market in unregulated coats is HUGE!!!!!

[@bryanboone7363]

@@Barskor1 I have some bootleg panchos in the truck of my car. Meet me in the alley in 5 minutes.

[@EF-69]

I love the White House pictures, Pres & company sitting around the huge table, at least 10 feet apart, knowing they're all vaccinated, but they have their giant masks on.

[@TonyOlsenFerris]

This is BOTH comic gold AND educational! You guys are geniuses and I look forward to each release! Thank you! :-) Classics like "Libertarian Christmas" and "Libertarian 007" are a permanent part my family's library. Keep em' coming! :-) #FreedomHaven

[@jamesdc9595]

To quote Darth Tyrannis, I’ve been looking forward to this

[@seanfager8063]

03:00 I read The Handmaid's Tale about 20 years ago, and the only thing I remember is that half the people are overtly enslaved because their financial access is controlled by the state, so they can be financially unpersonned overnight. By my reading it was pro decentralized currency.

[@truthseeker1651]

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[@uppityglivestockian]

Congresscritter: "The lack of clarity is very clear" Heaton: Me: 💀

[@brandonk8948]

We need these, it's like incredibly educational satire and is needed in all colleges. NOW

[@bedlambreakfast5548]

Wait.... I'm still stuck on the fact that one of them asked about quantum computing. That IS a weirdly good question. The best bet WOULD be to do nothing. Let's do that.

[@andykratoska5791]

Easily the best part of the video was that whole interchange 🤣🤣🤣

[@rascob3603]

These are my favourite videos.

[@WowRixter]

That was priceless. Well done

[@1425363878]

THE LACK OF CLARITY IS CLEAR! Aw, true words, spoken in jest.

[@armadillolover99]

The answer to the title is “nothing”, because it’s none of the government’s business

[@sabrinatscha2554]

“A government controlled by two big political parties” they’re the same party.

[@truthseeker1651]

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[@AlecMuller]

I'll happily vote for a politician (from any party) who hasn't taken money from banks, top-100 Tech, or pharma in the last 10 years. Those people do exist, right?

[@mrosengren4130]

@@AlecMuller Nope. To get to the big stage, they need big money.

[@viperstriker4728]

@@AlecMuller Well we can cut out the middleman and just have pharma and google execs run for congress? The banks are already on board with this plan as they have been running the federal reserve this way for years to show how well it can work.....

[@gadflyofhumanity_6847]

THIS!!!!!1111

[@matthewphares4588]

“Your buying $100 sandwiches.” Politicians can’t do math.

[@SuperKirezi]

Perfect; just perfect 🤣🤣🤣 You guys deserve a TV show.

[@seanfager8063]

Might be worth checking out one of the podcasts Andrew Heaton does, Political Orphanage, Losers Pretenders and Scoundrels, Alienating the Audience, or Friday Release Valve.

[@SuperKirezi]

@@seanfager8063 thanks, I am going to check it out.

[@Jaxawesome22]

Listening to politicians talk about crypto gives me some serious anxiety. At least the one guy said "I hope we do nothing", a glimmer of hope

[@KalonOrdona2]

There was probably more to that sentence, don't get your hopes up :p

[@Jaxawesome22]

@@KalonOrdona2 even if it was a brief moment of sanity, I expect it to be the last

[@ericnelius9062]

To answer the quantum computing question at 1:10 : Quantum computing will make it easy to spoof a Blockchain ledger by performing a 51% attack, thus rendering cryptocurrency completely useless/worthless.

[@sharpshooter488]

Amazing video as always

[@hawnsl100]

This is the new format for all news.

[@ubersham]

How many hours upon hours of footage did you have to watch to compile these gems?

[@FUNshoot]

I'm undecided about which is my favorite comedy: uninformed elected officials debating tech or firearms.

[@MrDavidfuchser]

Nice format. Do more of these. NOW!

[@tobytheboston6754]

Once again absolutely brilliant video.

[@RevoltingPeasant123]

1:25 Andrew’s face after that comment killed me.

[@synthetichumangaming4634]

"Congress should not be dumb enough-" *"They are"*

[@papal1500]

1:07 Gets me everytime 🤣🤣🤣

[@robertmurillo7153]

You guys killed it! Very funny

[@Andrew-be6eh]

Really surprised to see SBF in this

[@gizmofire]

These always make my day

[@piougar]

it's 3.5% in cali the cc takes from the store or the customer.

[@Andrew-ep4kw]

"well my coke dealer doesn't accept Venmo" great line! A black markets is a really interesting example of a completely free market squeezed by unique conditions.

[@Crandaddy81]

This is scary. I'm afraid they might ruin cryptocurrency.. 😨

[@FourthRoot]

Unless they outlaw math that can't happen.

[@Barskor1]

@@FourthRoot Have you heard about common core? They are outlawing math.

[@FourthRoot]

@@Barskor1 No, they're just failing to teach it.

[@aidanmagill6769]

Most crypto, yeah. Not Bitcoin. Unless they find out who Satoshi is. I guess the NSA could hypothetically do that.

[@Barskor1]

@@FourthRoot .......And when they make Common Core the law......2+2=5 now go and math that.

[@Djarms67]

That not true this at least the second hearing on bitcoin. The first was about the discovery of bitcoin.

[@Shiro128b]

Government is never the answer.

[@supervillainJ]

This is brilliant.

[@uppityglivestockian]

Timcast IRL sent me. I tried finding a channel called Political Orphans but maybe I heard it wrong. Anyway, a new fan of Heaton and his crew. I'm already a fan of Remy and the Law of Unintended Consequences series. MOAR, please. Liked / subd / bell'd.

[@notme222]

The Political Orphanage is Heaton's podcast. I don't think he puts it up on KZbin, though he does have his own channel with some older stuff. On the podcast he frequently has guests, but I think the ones where he's alone are among the best. My recommendation to start is checking out his Jan 20, 2022 episode on homelessness and housing. Really detailed (also funny) and a good thing to play to people who assume Libertarian = "don't care".

[@uppityglivestockian]

@@notme222 Gracias.

[@billvigus3719]

A Christmas present to us all. Merry Christmas Reason!

[@TheShiold123456]

Holy shit. This is hilarious. 100$ sandwich!!!

[@joshuakarr-BibleMan]

Good meeting, fellas.

[@dipunm]

It goes up and down and up and down, while the dollar only goes down 🔥🔥🔥

[@idriwzrd]

Heaton and 'also here' Bragg knock another one out of the park.

[@317southpaw]

Amen!

[@douglasbell8833]

Great video thank you.

[@vesstig]

I got so pissed drunk last night I put all my dollars into BTC and didnt realize it for 2 days, the future is alcohol and Crypto

[@philiplavery03]

Was that one guy wearing a mask while he was on zoom?? 😂

[@Osprey78]

Why was that guy on VIDEO wearing a mask....alone....on a remote video call?

[@davidhooper259]

I thought I had a pretty good handle on blockchain and hash graph and cryptocurrency technology but now I’m confused

[@JohnnyUtah488]

Basically, they can't stand the idea of anybody doing anything without their "wise guidance." But don't worry, it's for your safety. And the children.

[@DH___]

“My coke dealer doesn’t accept Venmo” 😂

[@Atomsmasher-jf1cc]

0:49 "THE PATRIOT ACT" rofl

[@Utred2012]

The piano music sounds like a cover of a vaguely familiar tune, but I am having difficulty placing what that tune is. Was almost thinking Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, but I don't think that that is right.

[@norahajian8517]

The tune is Trisch-Trasch Polka by Strauss, but one usually hears it as an orchestral piece. Feels weird hearing it on piano.

[@Utred2012]

@@norahajian8517 Appreciate your willingness to answer a year-old comment.

[@doughaug]

This was great. And now I am totally befuddled (old-ageism) by it all. Still, congress is probably behind me on that.

[@seanfager8063]

I don't know if this will help, but I explain the whole cryptocurrency thing this way: Way, way, waaaaay back, we traded goods for other goods directly because there wasn't money yet." You give me half your deer meat, I'll give you half my berries and help you build a new door." That kind of thing. If I find a cool looking rock that's too big to move, I can tell everyone we know about it, and the thirty people in our tribe understand that that's my rock. Maybe if I really need something from you, I can "give you" that rock by telling all our neighbors that it's yours now, and I can trade ownership of it to you instead of literally handing you something. Modern cash money comes from trading near identical things, like small chunks of silver or specific types of shells, which evolved into trading deeds to the thing instead of the thing itself. Fiat is dangerous because it takes the idea of paper representing a piece of gold (or whatever) and says "everyone keep acting like this means something or we are all screwed" and hoping the system doesn't fall apart when the constraint of those deeds referring to an actual thing outside of themselves is removed. Crypto is a step back to saying "I own that awesome rock / cliff face / coral reef / funny looking tree", except you "own" a specific prime number, a unique thing, and computers tell each other you own it instead of you having to tell all your neighbors. Computers are great at tracking things like that, and talk to each other quickly, so it lets us scale up that idea that would only work in a real small group where everyone knows everyone else into an international thing. If I discover a new prime number (it's more complicated than that, but in depth not in kind) all the computers will mutter "Sean owns that prime number" constantly to each other, drown out anyone who says they own the number instead, and only change the tune when I start telling them (via my computer) that I gave it to Doug. Then everyone constantly mutters "Doug owns that prime number that Sean found" and it's yours to trade from that point forward.

[@oakmars8062]

The gov getting involved with crypto kinda defeats the point of it right ?

[@JasonWester]

Hey! I finally know who that puffy hair kid is at 1:14 . I always wondered why he was talking to Congress...

[@JP-vr7od]

This video is a masterpiece

[@2wingssamebird314]

Brilliant!

[@Brehvon]

It had never occurred to me that future quantum computing power could be a potential problem...

[@hubilhaqbinasrillah6394]

"I think government is a joke" Oke joke is work 😂😂

[@Yikker_C]

Thank you for the good video, tell me how you think the audit from HashEx that they are currently conducting for free will be in demand or not?

[@MyMathProfessor]

Thanks for helping me to laugh! I really needed that. 🤣

[@danielgriebling6123]

Nicely done

[@fortusvictus8297]

lol, yeah, that quantum computing question is one I have been trying to get thru to my friends for years and the single reason I have never invested in crypto. Blockchain is most likely a very temporary technology...and WHEN it is spoofed/cracked no one will know about it till way (possibly years) after the fact.

[@viperstriker4728]

If a quantum computer can crack block chain, just think what it will do to the financial infrastructure that is decades old with no means to update it and uses the predecessor encryption technology to handle transactions....... Theoretically physical asset are the only thing that won't get broken by quantum computer. But once we have them we can make new encryption based on the them so I wouldn't be too concerned. Heck just a few weeks ago a major java volubility was found. And if your like the average person , you could have won the lottery of getting hit with any zero day attack and getting your identity stolen. Point is diversify and don't think too much about meteors hitting earth.

[@fortusvictus8297]

@@viperstriker4728 That is why the biggest banks and even the Fed use a COBOL language that is crazy old and simple. Not even PASCAL, COBOL... That being said, encryption is an always evolving game of cat and mouse, that's not new, but what IS new is putting every egg in the basket of a single encryption protocol like blockchain. IF the encryption at your bank fails, it is bad but won't end your account...if the encryption of Blockchain fails, it will be quietly used for some time to end your entire account.

[@viperstriker4728]

@@fortusvictus8297 The public key infrastructure that secures the internet is about as diverse as block chain. Since we are talking about the encryption the coding language doesn't matter. You login to your bank, then a quantum computer that intercepts the traffic at some point decrypts the packet then logs in with your password. If encryption doesn't adapt to quantum then we will have to go back to infra-net only as everything will be plain text as authenticating on an extra-net would impossible without PKI encryption.

[@fortusvictus8297]

@@viperstriker4728 perhaps I didn't communicate the point well, the issue with quantum computing and blockchain is the fact that when it becomes a thing (if it hasn't already) it will NOT be ubiquitous overnight. Whoever develops it will have a monopoly on the power for as long as they wish to keep it, or until someone steals the plans and gives it to another power kind of like the atomic bomb. It is in that gap where it all falls apart imo. The main banks use such a basic form of code because they can close it all off at any point for that reason, and the big money interests in the world will likely be among the first to have access to quantum computing for encryption/decryption before the rest of us even know its a thing.

[@viperstriker4728]

@@fortusvictus8297 "because they can close it all off at any point" Are you suggesting that they would close of online banking? I don't think you realize how momentous a task it would be as basically all parts of the economy that don't use cash rely on encryption to some extent through the PKI infrastructure that is outside of the banks control. Proof of work used by bitcoin as far as I understand would get cracked by the same math as the PKI encryption. And if you crack PKI then you can impersonate anyone online covertly. I would say we already have our eggs in one basket. Though you make a good point about the financial institution getting counters up quicker. I will point out though that Ethereum was rolled back after a major account was breached, and is moving to proof of stake which doesn't need the encryption of proof of work. So I think some are immune to this issue already (though they have other issues as a trade of).

[@robertseaman9968]

These make me happy, thank you lol

[@JavierP3]

A year later this is still funny, and the irony of this is extra after the FTX crash seeing SBF here as an expert.

[@wealthyblackman2655]

People need to understand that Crypto currency is actually an online Western Union money transfer type of business. There is not much money involved in the "Money transfer " business AND that is why Western Union is closing all locations in America. There exists a transfer fee in that business of about 5 dollars per transfer. Multiply that 5 dollars by millions of transfers globally and there are profits BUT once you subtract operation costs; employees, hardware, software, security, etc. Then not much profit is leftover. Crypto currency is basically like the "pay phone" scam that took place decades...

[@OmegaTou]

I wish the government would "do nothing" far more often, but I'll take the win when I can get it.

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FINALLY....how wonderful and beautiful!!!

[@jmvmike]

That was beautiful

[@kahlernygard809]

Loved this one

[@jasonmorello1374]

They have no idea whhat they can do or are doing. I am simultaneously hopeful and scared to move.

[@duzzitmatter8679]

Should’ve known that ANYTHING with Ms. Waters at the helm is going to be an automatic “Nope”.

[@blurglide]

Do you think they'll try to ban crypto, like they did with using gold as a currency?

[@kovaulvirrin2453]

I think it more likely the US will try to make it an unregulated security which would mean fines the SEC could collect and only accredited investors would be able to invest in it. Probably an attempt to ban self custody wallets.

[@LukesPersonalChannel]

Too late for that. We've already got Reps and Senators who keep pushing for looser and looser regulations on them as it is.

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[@Brian-zf8jl]

Please don't stop.

[@homewall744]

Regulate government!

[@DJTrulin]

The best actual argument against crypto 1:10 lol. Maybe we shouldn't entirely digitize the economy before seeing the limits of quantum cryptography.

[@Mortalitor321]

Sam Bankman LOL this fascinating looking back

[@andykratoska5791]

Watching SBF completely shit himself on the quantum computing question should have raised more red flags

[@bikerjon8934]

brilliant!

[@herbs4america]

My favorite was the $100 sandwiches. LOL

[@whydoyougottahavthis]

ily so much brotherz

[@anonymousAJ]

What is a Bitcoin?