i am once again asking why circle is not acquiring western union in an all stock deal when it trades at 14x the valuation, does half the revenue and pays 50% of that revenue to coinbase for distribution

complete cultural victory for the miladies

racer if his tweets sucked

bowl of peanut m&ms but only blue color in the vip room or i'm not showing

Vitalik deeply disrespects uncompetitive markets (clearing prices established by firms/buyers/sellers making voluntary transactions). At its core, ETH is a protest of the software market. It is designed to compete away corporate rents by commoditizing code, data and infra by open sourcing the whole stack. While I often disagree with his disrespect of market pricing and affinity for unproven social engineering schemes, I deeply respect what he's built and regret to inform fellow market enjoyors that: while you may not like it, this is what peak performance looks like. Thank you for your attention to this matter!

This week's Episode of the Deck Building Series will be Tomorrow at 2p Est to accommodate our Guest @0xMakesy

btw this would've never happened on ethereum because our founders are too busy with mechanism design and never learned how to unhook a bra

Senator Cynthia Lummis in a recent speech asking for more investigatory powers into the Fed: "Look what happened in the way banks were supervised in the last 4 years. Chokepoint 2.0 brought about a government-caused failure of two banks [Signature and Silvergate]. Those banks were not insolvent. They Federal Reserve and the FDIC pushed them into insolvency because they didn't like their customers. That was it. They didn't like that banks were providing banking services to digital asset companies, to Melania Trump, to the children of the now-president. They targeted those people. They debanked those people. Government did that, by threatening the financial institutions that had them as customers, saying that the safety and soundness of the institution was going to be subject to scrutiny [...]. That was our government turned against our people for no good reason. And there's no way to get scrutiny of the Fed [...] we don't have sufficient oversight of them."

Senator Cynthia Lummis in a recent speech asking for more investigatory powers into the Fed: "Look what happened in the way banks were supervised in the last 4 years. Chokepoint 2.0 brought about a government-caused failure of two banks [Signature and Silvergate]. Those banks were not insolvent. They Federal Reserve and the FDIC pushed them into insolvency because they didn't like their customers. That was it. They didn't like that banks were providing banking services to digital asset companies, to Melania Trump, to the children of the now-president. They targeted those people. They debanked those people. Government did that, by threatening the financial institutions that had them as customers, saying that the safety and soundness of the institution was going to be subject to scrutiny [...]. That was our government turned against our people for no good reason. And there's no way to get scrutiny of the Fed [...] we don't have sufficient oversight of them."

The Fed has become so used to operating in the dark, they forgot who they work for. This is why Operation Chokepoint 2.0 happened & the Fed felt they could target the American people. I won’t have confidence in the IG’s findings until they have independence from the Fed Chair.