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We have covered the following topics:
- The proposed agreement between SEC and Binance to ensure US-based crypto trading platforms can access US customer funds.
- Binance is pulling out of the Netherlands due to registration issues.
- The regulatory framework is being solidified in other countries, while the US faces significant issues.
- SEC's objective is to crush the crypto market, which may or may not lead to XRP going to zero.
- Jeff secured tickets for Tottenham vs. Man United opening home game on August 19th.
- BRICS and the rise of the yuan: China is ratcheting up its position for the yuan to gain normalcy in different bond markets for trading, which could potentially dethrone the dollar.
- Competition and division in global politics: The competition between countries like China and the US is good, but it can also lead to infighting and division. The destruction of culture and family can also contribute to this.
- Ripple Lawsuit: Ripple's fight against the SEC and the impact on their business and investors.
- SEC Stabilization Act: Proposed bill to remove Chairman Gensler and restructure the SEC to restore focus on its mission.
- Major Questions Doctrine: The principle of statutory interpretation in the US Administrative Law states that Congress does not delegate executive agencies issues of major political or economic significance.
- Ritchie Torres' statement: Members of Congress should decide the future of regulating digital assets and other emerging tech like cryptocurrency, not unelected bureaucrats.
- Censure: A formal statement of disapproval that does not remove a senator from office but can have a powerful psychological impact on relationships.
- Meaninglessness of censure: Censures are pointless and do nothing; they are just for media hype and do not significantly impact the person being censured.
Articled we discuss:
Trying something new – some thoughts from me on the events (specifically the release of the Hinman documents) of this week. For me, this has all had a personal bent to it - and felt like it warranted some personal comments. pic.twitter.com/k4dYeQGhsN
— Brad Garlinghouse (@bgarlinghouse) June 16, 2023
The @SECGov, @binance and @binanceUS have announced a proposed agreement to ensure that U.S. customer funds can only be accessed by the U.S.-based crypto trading platform. The agreement needs judicial sign-off.@nikhileshde reportshttps://t.co/9OWP39B8HX
— CoinDesk (@CoinDesk) June 17, 2023
As I pointed out during a @FSCDems hearing this week, members of Congress are elected by and accountable to the American people. We should be the ones deciding the future of regulating digital assets and other emerging technologies like cryptocurrency.
— Rep. Ritchie Torres (@RepRitchie) June 16, 2023
Not unelected bureaucrats. pic.twitter.com/ZbbcNwlpp2
The U.S. Supreme Court agrees with you.
— Jeremy Hogan (@attorneyjeremy1) June 17, 2023
See: West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency (Major Questions Doctrine). https://t.co/65a6glrgbp pic.twitter.com/0cZvDzeCPM
Yet the new BRICS currency is going to dethrone the dollar.
— George Gammon (@GeorgeGammon) June 16, 2023
Who would you prefer as a counter party?
1. Brazil
2. Russia
3. India
4. China
5. South Africa
6. None of the above, they’re all worse than US https://t.co/vXusLkQSM5
🚨 589 — Episode 2: "The Hinman Documents"
— Oskar Arnarson (@oskararnarson) June 15, 2023
👩⚖️ Judge Torres rating: 10/10, SO ORDERED
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Ripple Strikes Back – SEC WARS – T-shirt
The SEC dropped a lawsuit at the end of 2020 alleging that Ripple sold XRP as an unregistered security. Ripple Strikes Back. Game on Bitchez.