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I'm convinced #OpenAI is an OS or something like it. I'm on it 80% of the time mostly for business uses. Haven't gone to Google dot com to search in months. It really is a second brain. More importantly, there's a feeling of freedom.

Gary Gensler is doing a victory parade on national television. I’ve listened to everything he's had to say and disected it word for word. He's full of sh*t, here's why: 🧵 👇

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Ruined my whole visit. #constitutiondao #Crypto @ConstitutionDAO @WAGBTC

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MAXIMALLY PATIENT For decades, libertarians tried sweet reason. Rothbard, Hayek, Mises. Milton Friedman and Ron Paul. End the Fed, they said. Road to Serfdom, they said. But it all fell on deaf ears. Even as the printer brrred. Because the practicalities weren't there. Why would central banks give up their money? Why would giant states give up their power? Ironically, libertarians got beat by money and guns! No incentives better than a central bank's money. No security better than a giant state's guns. Then came Satoshi, and Bitcoin. Which turned all that theory into practice. It solved the incentive problem... better than a central bank' money. And it solved the security problem... better than a giant state's guns. Now you didn't have to fight the Fed. You could just opt out. And every money printer minted a Bitcoiner. Thank ye, Bernanke! Quantitative easing eased adoption. Adoption of a decentralized currency... to opt out of their failed state. To vote against a monetary policy... that they could vote against no other way. So, let's not rewrite history. Libertarians tried working within the system. But they saw, sooner than others, that it failed. So when you see it fail... Don't blame the lifeboat. Blame the captain, blame the Fed, blame the state. And then thank Satoshi. For giving us Bitcoin. The electronic exit from filthy fiat. A decentralized currency, if we can keep it.

1/ BREAKING: The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has just filed a brief in the @Coinbase v. SEC case, calling out the SEC for acting "unlawfully" in the digital asset space. This is The U.S. Chamber of Commerce--not the Chamber of Digital Commerce. This is a Big Deal. Here's why...

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1/ If the SEC follows through on its threat to sue @Coinbase, I believe the SEC will lose. The SEC's case has a fatal flaw. And the problem is entirely of @GaryGensler's own making. Let me explain...

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How it started vs how it’s going

Met with the SEC today. We’ll continue pushing for a clear rule book in the U.S. for crypto regs. The U.S. can’t afford to fall behind on this important technology to update the financial system. Also important for regulators to set policy and THEN enforce it. Not start with enforcement before there are clear rules 🧐 At this point seems like congress will need to step in.

Gensler gets spanked to satisfy the CT masses. And I too enjoyed watching it. But tomorrow it’s SEC business as usual. 🤷🏼

His refusal to answer that one question may indicate he’s protecting something (or someone.) When pressed he began to respond, “I don’t think you want me to talk about…” then changed course again. I want him talk about “it”.