I just paid for a basket of balls at a driving range with my @Gemini credit card and they gave me 10% in btc. 10%!!! I should just stand outside and pay for everyone and give them a 1-2% discount and take cash from them.

FAFO

This is a truly incredible and profound speech by @SECPaulSAtkins. Project Crypto outlines the plan for crypto to power America's Golden Age. This starts with moving markets onchain. Reading this is like being transported back to 1933 before the passage of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 — legislation that set up the next century of American capital markets dominance. We are now at that threshold moment where the foundation for the next century is being set and the world goes onchain. Get ready.

More winning. If there were ever ETFs that should have in kind redemptions, it would be bitcoin and crypto ETFs. Gary Gensler and his regime were too crypto-illiterate to understand this, or worse, it was just another way for them to hobble progress. Not ok!

The SEC's new "Project Crypto" is the most bullish thing I've seen in a long time from a regulator. Read the speech, it's incredible: * Almost all tokens are not securities * Want to discourage decentralization kabuki theater * Americans should not get excluded by IP/VPN blocks * Explicit exemptions for ICOs, airdrops, etc. * Non-securities should be tradeable alongside securities on the same platforms * Protect software engineers * Streamline licensing requirements * "Innovation exemption" to protect builders pre-decentralization Wow. Wow wow wow.

3% is just the beginning. The "experts" were wrong yet again.

I have just switched every single auto pay and subscription I had from my legacy credit cards to my Gemini credit card. Can’t wait to start stacking free sats for spending on stuff I was already buying.

One very lucky Gemini user!

This an odd quote. Why were Palisades fire survivors your "top priority" as opposed to your ONLY priority? What other priorities were competing for the money raised by FireAid?

This an odd quote. Why were Palisades fire survivors your "top priority" as opposed to your ONLY priority? What other priorities were competing for the money raised by FireAid?