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ThinkingCrypto1
Posted - December 21, 2023 at 6:02 PM
Saved - December 21, 2023 at 9:11 PM
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A potential settlement between Ripple and the SEC is still uncertain. Elizabeth Warren's criticism of cryptocurrency may impact the ongoing talks. Attorney John Deaton discusses this in a recent interview. Watch here: [link]. #Ripple #SEC #Crypto #ElizabethWarren #Settlement

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

Is a settlement between #Ripple and the #SEC still on the table? How does Elizabeth Warren's attack on #Crypto impact settlement talks. Attorney John Deaton shares his thoughts! WATCH the full interview https://youtu.be/-CKvwi48rJ8 #xrp #bitcoin #altcoins #garygensler #firegarygenlser #elizabethwarren #coinbase #thinkingcrypto #cardano @JohnEDeaton1 @ThinkCryptoPod

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Elizabeth Warren has introduced a bill that would ban Bitcoin in the US, requiring validating nodes to comply with anti-money laundering policies. This poses a challenge for decentralized ledgers as it becomes difficult to verify transactions without knowing the customer. The speaker doubts that the SEC will differentiate between XRP and Cardano, unless Coinbase wins its motion to dismiss. Without a settlement, the speaker believes the situation will continue to escalate, describing it as a war.
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Speaker 0: But potentially, a settlement could be in the works. Is that still on the table? Speaker 1: We're in war. Elizabeth Warren just initiated that bill. It bans Bitcoin in the United States. It says that validating nodes have to comply with anti money laundering policy. Software code with nodes out there in the world have to you know, how do you know your customer if you're validating a transaction on a on a decentralized ledger. You can't. So that's why it's a de facto ban. Is is the SEC Going to say, okay, well, let's come to grips and agree that, XRP sold on exchanges is not a security, but Cardano is. I don't see it. The only thing that I see causing the settlement Is if Coinbase wins their motion to dismiss. Otherwise, it's gonna be it's still a war, man. We're in the middle of a war.
ThinkingCrypto1
Posted - October 27, 2023 at 12:36 PM
Saved - October 27, 2023 at 7:10 PM

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

Another day and another opportunity for corrupt @SenWarren to apologize and retract her letter full of lies and the @WSJ to issue a correction on their false reporting. Do they have any honor or integrity left? we shall see. Time may pass but we won't forget. #crypto #hamas #wsj #elizabethwarren

ThinkingCrypto1
Posted - September 27, 2023 at 4:04 PM
Saved - September 27, 2023 at 4:49 PM

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

Maxine Waters in 2020 -2021. I love SBF and FTX, send crypto donations to me my Democrat friends. Maxine Waters in 2022- 2023. Crypto is a scam and dangerous and Gary Gensler is a knight in shining armor.

ThinkingCrypto1
Posted - September 19, 2023 at 11:54 AM
Saved - September 19, 2023 at 2:41 PM
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New York regulators face accusations of bias as they remove XRP and DOGE from the top 10 coins, while protecting Bitcoin and Ethereum. Critics argue this is crony capitalism, with campaign donations influencing decisions. NY regulators seem to be against the free market.

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

Oh there is no bias here folks... just selectively remove 2 of the top 10 coins, XRP & DOGE, while Bitcoin and Ethereum are protected... As though BTC and ETH are not targeted to retail investors Cronny capitalism at play here, someone made a call/campaign donation and NY regulators are puppets on a string. They don't like the free market. https://fortune.com/crypto/2023/09/18/new-york-department-financial-services-dogecoin-ripple-greenlist/

ThinkingCrypto1
Posted - August 2, 2023 at 3:02 PM
Saved - August 2, 2023 at 5:12 PM

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

Jay Coward Clayton makes an appearance on CNBC and of course @andrewrsorkin and @BeckyQuick failed to do their jobs and ask about the SEC #Ripple #XRP ruling. Coward Clayton is the one who filed the lawsuit against ripple and ran out of the SEC door the next day. #pathetic

@SquawkCNBC - Squawk Box

"We have something that has never ended well in the past," says Fmr. SEC Chair Jay Clayton on China decoupling. "When we have a superpower, the United States, and a rising power, generally we're going to end in conflict."

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BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, is under scrutiny by the House Select Committee on China for allegedly facilitating investment in Chinese companies involved in human rights violations and supporting China's military. Jay Clayton, former SEC chairman, discusses the importance of the US-China relationship in addressing key issues like climate, the economy, and national security. He emphasizes the need for transparency and gradual decoupling, as a sharp separation could lead to conflict. Clayton acknowledges the rising debt and deficit in the US and highlights the importance of maintaining economic and military strength while diversifying. The conversation touches on regulating cryptocurrencies and the complexities of dealing with China.
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Speaker 0: Welcome back to Squawk Box. We have so much to talk to Jay Clayton about who is here. We're gonna talk about BlackRock, Crypto, Fitch, Downgrades, everything. But here's where we're gonna start the conversation because BlackRock is under some fire, in Capitol Hill. The House Select Committee on China now reportedly launching probe into the world's largest asset manager. Lawmakers alleging that BlackRock is facilitating investment in Chinese companies accused of bolstering China's military and violating human rights. For more, Wanna talk to Jay Clayton who's here, at the table, of course, at Apollo, non executive chair, and he seems to be contributor. Good morning. Morning. Okay. So what do you make of this? You've been you've been somewhat somewhat. You've been a China Hawk. Is that fair to say? Speaker 1: That is let's yes. Let's just go with yes. Speaker 0: Just go with yes. Okay. So What do you think is really happening here? Speaker 1: Well this committee, it's a bipartisan committee which is rare right now. We'll come back to what Partisanship is meant for our debt rating, but it's a bipartisan committee. It's not a legislative committee. It's a committee designed to bring out information. And this is 1 step in bringing out information. Let me take this to just a little bit higher level. Speaker 0: Yep. Speaker 1: We're into the presidential cycle, okay? What are the big issues for kitchen table Americans in this cycle? We've got abortion, okay, Put that to the side. We've got the border. Put that to the side. Maybe. 3 big ones that all relate to China. Climate. You're not gonna solve climate Without dealing with China. We can now all accept that. The economy, the strength of the dollar and national security. Those 3 those 3 big ones All depend on our relationship with China. We've talked before about conjoined twins in our economy with China. You know China's economy doesn't look so good right now. I think one of the headwinds for the U. S. Economy is where the China What Speaker 0: what are you what are you arguing should happen here? Because you've been you've been hawkish as I as I said about China, about the national security issues, about some of the companies and how to deal with them. If we have to act if we are twins, conjoined twins. What's that relationship supposed to look like? Speaker 1: Well, it's that you can't deal with those things in isolation. You can't deal with national security In isolation from the economy and climate being a political issue in isolation from all of the candidates Need to be able to deal with those issues in an open form. This committee and let's go back to your question about MSCI and BlackRock. What they're saying is okay, when I invest in an index, when I invest in a global index, how much of my money is going into the Chinese public capital markets? And where what is that money going to finance? That's a very good question when those 3 big issues for Americans All depends on our relationship with China which is not a Speaker 0: good one. But then what's the answer? What's the answer? We just had the regulator on about commodities and specifically we're talking about crypto. And then the question is do you regulate it? Do you not regulate it? Speaker 2: How do you regulate it? How do Speaker 0: you regulate something that's in another place? Speaker 1: Okay. 1st thing toward regulation is transparency. Right? One of the things that I saw Russ. And Russ was saying what's my biggest frustration with crypto is that I'm not getting transparency onshore and offshore in the in the gray areas. Right. Transparency on our dealings with China. You can't solve these problems until you understand And what's what's my view? We are too dependent. I think everybody agrees with that. We can't have a sharp decoupling, but we and our economic strength. Speaker 2: Okay. We can't have a sharp decoupling. That's because that's the point I come back to all the time. How do you do it gradually? How do you do it softly? And if they're I mean, like, what's the definition of a sharp decoupling? Because I do worry about global security if There is no connection between the 2 countries because I think the Chinese have done a lot of pretty shady and awful things along the way. You watch Oppenheimer and you think, wow, There's a problem with us having no connection to another superpower on the globe. Speaker 1: Look, we have We have I'll give Henry Kissinger credit for this. We have we have something that has never ended well in the past. We have a superpower, the United States, and a rising power. When you have a superpower and a rising power, generally that ends in conflict. Are we going to to use the phrase we use too much? Are we gonna be able to land the plane Of a rising power and a superpower. Right. Speaker 0: But then we had Nikki Haley sit sit at this desk a week ago and you would have thought that she was prepared to declare war on China. I mean, I I say this because there's a lot of people who are in Washington today, who I'm you know they are all for the decoupling. Speaker 1: Okay. What are our assets? Let's start with what our assets are to solve this economic strength. We should be focusing on economic strength. We have better relative economic strength right now. One of one of the issues is, how are we doing going forward? Okay. We have we do have rising debt and deficit. That's an interesting question. Speaker 0: What do you make of the rhetoric? I'm just curious about the rhetoric piece of this because we. Because it almost feels like the U. S. Even more than in China right now. Speaker 1: Right now is too simple. Speaker 0: It's too simple. It's too simple. Okay. Speaker 1: You know the this or that. Right. That's that's too simple. We need we need to continue our military strength, we need to continue our economic strength, And we need to diversify.
ThinkingCrypto1
Posted - July 14, 2023 at 4:24 AM
Saved - July 14, 2023 at 10:44 AM

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

Haven't heard anything from @APompliano on Ripple's victory and XRP not a security ruling... he was quick to troll Brad Garlinghouse when the SEC filed the lawsuit in Dec 2020. Man up and double down or apologize. https://t.co/E8F7gDiUBe

@APompliano - Pomp 🌪

Good morning to everyone except the people who thought they could sell unregistered securities and get away with it

GaryGensler
Posted - June 28, 2023 at 11:38 AM
Saved - June 28, 2023 at 1:37 PM
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Gary Gensler initiates a discussion on the impact of predictive data analytics and AI in finance. @ThinkingCrypto1 responds with accusations of corruption and lack of adherence to the law.

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

Let’s talk digital engagement practices. Predictive data analytics & AI are transforming so much of our economy. Finance is no exception. AI already is being used for call centers, account openings, compliance programs, trading algorithms, & sentiment analysis, among others.

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

@GaryGensler Let's talk about you being a corrupt regulator and having no allegiance to the law! The courts will expose you!

GaryGensler
Posted - June 23, 2023 at 6:16 PM
Saved - June 23, 2023 at 6:40 PM
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Gary Gensler reminds users to submit comments on the SEC's proposed amendments for beneficial ownership reporting by June 27. A user criticizes Gensler, accusing him of corruption and lack of loyalty to the law.

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

June 27 is the last day to submit comments on @SECGov’s proposed amendments to modernize the rules governing beneficial ownership reporting. Read the memo our Division of Economic & Risk Analysis staff released in April & submit your comments:

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

@GaryGensler @SECGov June 27th should be your last day at the SEC. You are corrupt and have no allegiance to the law. The courts will expose you!

ThinkingCrypto1
Posted - June 21, 2023 at 4:48 PM
Saved - June 21, 2023 at 4:56 PM
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Gary Gensler, the SEC regulator, is accused of colluding with TradFiWallStreet giants to push their crypto takeover plan. He allegedly turned a blind eye to the collapse of FTX, Celsius, Terra Luna, Voyager, and 3AC, while denying Grayscale's BTC spot ETF application. Meanwhile, BlackRock, BNY Mellon, Visa, and Mastercard launched crypto services. In 2023, Gensler went after tier 1 regulated companies and echoed false narratives blaming banking collapses on crypto. Fidelity, BlackRock, Charles Schwab, Citadel, Deutsche Bank, WisdomTree, and Invesco filed for BTC spot ETFs and launched crypto services.

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

Here is proof that @GaryGensler is a scumbag regulator! Below is a breakdown of how TradFi/WallStreet giants used him and the SEC to push their #crypto takeover plan. Gary is not looking to protect investors. 2022 - Gary turns a blind eye and allows FTX, Celsius, Terra Luna, Voyager, and 3AC to collapse. He met with SBF and FTX officials multiple times. He allowed this to happen on purpose, it was the first step in cleansing the industry for his WallStreet friends. Gary also denies Grayscale's BTC spot ETF application. - While all of the collapses are happening BlackRock launches a BTC private trust, partners with Coinbase, and starts custody of USDC reserves. BNY Mellon launches crypto custody service, Visa and Mastercard ramp up crypto integration and building. 2023 (Jan-Jun) - Gary goes after the tier 1 regulated companies who were not affected by the bear market, sending out wells notices and filing lawsuits - Coinbase, Kraken, Paxos, Binance etc. He also echoes false narratives that the banking collapses are due to crypto. - Within the same time period we have Fidelity launching crypto trading service, BlackRock files for BTC spot ETF, Fidelity + Charles Schwab + Citadel launch a crypto exchange, Deutsche Bank files for crypto custody license, WisdomTree and Invesco file for BTC spot etf, and rumors of Fidelity also filing for a BTC etf soon and looking to acquire Grayscale. #FireGaryGensler

GaryGensler
Posted - June 20, 2023 at 8:18 PM
Saved - June 20, 2023 at 8:26 PM
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Gary Gensler encourages investors to read Lori Schock's take on retirement planning. A user accuses Gensler of being corrupt and lacking allegiance to the law.

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

To be an informed investor is to be a more effective investor. I encourage you to read this take by @SEC_Investor_Ed's Lori Schock on planning for your retirement. ➡️Is My Money Going to Run Out in Retirement? ⬅️ #NeverStopLearning

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

@GaryGensler @SEC_Investor_Ed An informed investor should know you are a liar and corrupt. You have no allegiance to the law and the courts will expose you!

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