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    Unchained

    Crypto assets and blockchain technology are about to transform every trust-based interaction of our lives, from financial services to identity to the Internet of Things. In this podcast, host Laura Shin, an independent journalist covering all things crypto, talks with industry pioneers about how crypto assets and blockchains will change the way we earn, spend and invest our money. Tune in to find out how Web 3.0, the decentralized web, will revolutionize our world.

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    The Chopping Block: L2 Strategy Debates, Prediction Market Innovations, and Ethereum's Vulnerabilities - Ep. 692 Aug 22, 2024
    Show notes

    Welcome to The Chopping Block – where crypto insiders Haseeb Qureshi, Tom Schmidt, Tarun Chitra, and Robert Leshner chop it up about the latest news. This week, the boys discuss Ethereum's current standing in the cryptocurrency ecosystem, comparing it to the United States regarding capital concentration despite fewer users.

    They also dive into the dynamics of prediction markets, focusing on Polymarket's role in predicting election outcomes. The conversation evolves into an analysis of potential changes to the Ethereum mainnet, driven by competition from Solana and other factors, including block time reductions and gas limit increases. The episode concludes with predictions about Ethereum's possible upgrades in the next six months and a bet among the hosts about the outcome.

    Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, Podcast Addict, Pocket Casts, Pandora, Castbox, Google Podcasts, TuneIn, Amazon Music, or on your favorite podcast platform.

    Show highlights

    🔹 A focused discussion on the utility and accuracy of polls versus prediction markets, particularly highlighting the insights from prediction market platforms like Polymarket.

    🔹Exploration of Nate Silver's analytical methods and their application to understanding market dynamics and voter behavior forecasts in the crypto context.

    🔹Examination of liquidity issues in crypto prediction markets, referencing platforms like Drift Protocol and their impact on market behavior and reliability.

    🔹Analysis of how Solana’s advancements are pushing Ethereum to evolve, particularly in the areas of Layer 1 and Layer 2 scaling solutions.

    🔹Discussion on the economic strengths and potential vulnerabilities of Ethereum, likened to the Dutch Disease, where reliance on a dominant resource can lead to broader economic issues.

    🔹Speculative insights into the possible future changes in Ethereum’s protocol, including adjustments to block times and gas limits, and their potential impact on the network’s efficiency and user experience.

    Hosts

    ⭐️Haseeb Qureshi, Managing Partner at Dragonfly

    ⭐️Tom Schmidt, General Partner at Dragonfly

    ⭐️Robert Leshner, CEO & Co-founder of Superstate

    ⭐️Tarun Chitra, Managing Partner at Robot Ventures


    Disclosures

    Links

    On the Edge: The Art of Risking Everything a Book by Nate Silver: https://www.amazon.com/Edge-Art-Risking-Everything/dp/1594204128


    0:00 Intro

    01:52 Polls vs. Prediction Markets

    08:04 Nate Silver's On the Edge

    15:37 Prediction Markets and Liquidity

    22:31 Solana's Influence on Ethereum

    25:32 L1 vs. L2s Updates

    32:13 Ethereum has Dutch Disease

    44:12 Predictions for Ethereum

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    How Crypto Tokens Get Launched and How That's Evolved Over Time - Ep. 691 Aug 20, 2024
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    In this episode, Reed Werbitt, US CEO of Flowdesk, and Hanson Birringer, Head of US OTC Sales, delve into the intricacies of launching a token and the evolving landscape of over-the-counter markets. They discuss what factors teams should consider when choosing market makers and exchanges, how the launch of bitcoin and ether ETFs has impacted the markets, and the role of points systems in attracting users to tokens. The conversation also covers the challenges faced by Bitcoin miners amid recent market developments and the opportunities presented by solving fragmentation.

    Show highlights:

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 01:53 Reed’s and Hanson’s backgrounds and what Flowdesk aims to do
    • 05:52 How market makers work with token issuers
    • 11:55 How a token issuer decides where to launch their tokens and what market maker to choose
    • 17:53 Why Binance and OKX are the most desirable exchanges on which to list a token
    • 18:38 Whether the crypto markets have changed with the launch of spot ETFs
    • 19:36 The ideal ways to launch a token, and why it’s important to analyze the type of token
    • 21:55 How points systems have affected the go-to-market strategies
    • 25:38 How the low float/high FDV coins have affected whether Flowdesk engages with a new project
    • 30:29 The benefits of OTC trading and how crypto OTC differs from TradFi OTC
    • 41:54 The challenge of having multiple banking relationships
    • 43:21 How this year’s developments, such as the ETFs and Trump’s promises, have changed the landscape for Flowdesk
    • 46:00 Why solving fragmentation is the next big opportunity, according to Hanson
    • 47:46 Whether the result of the U.S. elections will affect Flowdesk’s business
    • 54:04 How the halving and bitcoin ETFs have affected miners
    • 55:56 The significant differences between the prices of locked tokens vs. their market price

    Visit our website for breaking news, analysis, op-eds, articles to learn about crypto, and much more: unchainedcrypto.com

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    Guests:

    • Reed Werbitt, US CEO of Flowdesk and
    • Hanson Birringer, Head of OTC Sales of Flowdesk

    Links

    • Bloomberg: Crypto Token Listings on Major Exchanges Top Last Year’s Total Already,
    • Bitget Research & Nansen Research: Discovering Token Potential for Trading & Exchange Listing
    • Hack VC: 10 Things to Consider When Preparing for your Token Generation Event (TGE),
    • FlowDesk: How Projects Can Select the Right Market-Making Model
    • a16zcrypto:
    • Operational guidelines for token launches, from creation to custody
    • 5 rules for token launches
    • Keyrock: Crypto Market Making: Basics, Benchmarks, and More,
    • Openware: Strategies for Effective Crypto Market Making

    Token listing issues


    • Unchained: Who’s to Blame for the Underperformance of Low Float, High FDV Tokens?
    • New launches (part 1) - private capture, phantom pricing, by Cobie
    • Why are all these low float / high FDV coins down bad?, by Dragonfly’s Haseeb Qureshi
    • Chainalysis: 54% of ERC-20 Tokens Listed on DEXes in 2023 Display Patterns That May Be Suggestive of Pump and Dump Schemes, but Represent just 1.3% of DEX Trading Volume

    Market making

    • DL News: Crypto market makers rake in cash shorting their customers’ tokens. One firm is calling for more transparency
    • Archeron Trading: Case Study: Chainflip, Demystifying Effective Pre-Market Orderbook Structuring

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    Could dlcBTC Resolve the Issues With Wrapped Bitcoin? - Ep. 690 Aug 16, 2024
    Show notes

    In this episode, Aki Balogh, CEO of dlcBTC, explores how Discreet Log Contracts (DLC) can change how Bitcoin works in DeFi by creating a self-sovereign Wrapped Bitcoin. He delves into the mechanics of dlcBTC, its security features, and how it aims to be more decentralized than existing Wrapped Bitcoin solutions like WBTC. Aki also shares future plans for dlcBTC, including integration with Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions and expansion to various blockchain ecosystems.

    Show highlights:

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 01:48 Aki’s background and how he got into crypto
    • 04:14 What Discreet Log Contracts (DLC) are and why they are relevant for Bitcoin
    • 07:56 How dlcBTC leverages these types of contracts to build a self-sovereign Wrapped Bitcoin and the differences with the current WBTC
    • 15:41 Aki’s reaction to the news that WBTC will soon be handled by a joint venture between BitGo, Justin Sun and the Tron ecosystem
    • 19:27 The role of attesters in making dlcBTC secure
    • 23:26 How redemptions work in this kind of setup
    • 27:31 Whether dlcBTC is more decentralized than WBTC
    • 28:15 How many attesters the protocol should have to make it more safe and secure
    • 30:05 How dlcBTC, the company, makes money with this product
    • 31:11 Whether dlcBTC will be used in Bitcoin L2s, not just in the Ethereum ecosystem
    • 34:47 What the future plans are for dlcBTC

    Visit our website for breaking news, analysis, op-eds, articles to learn about crypto, and much more: unchainedcrypto.com

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    Guest

    • Aki Balogh, CEO of dlcBTC.

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    The Chopping Block: WBTC Drama, Decentralized AI & SEC Subpoenas - Ep. 689 Aug 14, 2024
    Show notes

    Welcome to The Chopping Block – where crypto insiders Haseeb Qureshi, Tom Schmidt, Tarun Chitra, and chop it up about the latest news. This week, the gang is joined by Shuyao, cofounder of MegaETH Labs and founder of hotpot DAO.

    They dive into the unfolding drama surrounding WBTC and BitGo's strategic shift towards multi-jurisdictional custody in Hong Kong. They also explore the growing buzz around decentralized AI, sparked by Haseeb’s newfound role as an “influencer” in the space, and debate whether these projects can truly succeed.

    Moreover, with the SEC reportedly issuing subpoenas to crypto VCs, the discussion turns to the potential implications for token investments and regulatory scrutiny.

    Lastly, is this cycle lacking a zero-to-one innovation?

    Show highlights:

    • ➡️ 02:22 What MegaETH is and how hotpot DAO was born
    • ➡️ 07:09 Reflections on the Science Blockchain Conference and its academic rebranding across major universities
    • ➡️ 16:55 How Haseeb became an “influencer for decentralized AI” and whether decentralized AI projects will succeed
    • ➡️ 25:45 What BitGo's move to multi-jurisdictional custody with Justin Sun-linked company BitGlobal in Hong Kong means for the future of WBTC
    • ➡️ 40:33 What the SEC's rumored subpoenas to crypto VCs might mean for the future of token investments and underwriter laws
    • ➡️ 48:28 How the current crypto cycle's lack of a "0 to 1" innovation reflects the industry's momentum and sentiment

    Hosts

    • Haseeb Qureshi, managing partner at Dragonfly
    • Tom Schmidt, general partner at Dragonfly
    • Tarun Chitra, managing partner at Robot Ventures

    Guest:

    • Shuyao, cofounder of MegaETH Labs and founder of hotpot DAO

    Disclosures

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    Bits + Bips: Market Chaos, Fed Missteps & Harris' ‘Crypto Reset’ - Ep. 688 Aug 14, 2024
    Show notes

    In this episode of Bits + Bips, hosts James Seyffart, Alex Kruger, and Joe McCann sit down with Chris Cecere of crypto investment firm Asymmetric to make sense of the latest market volatility and the factors driving it.

    From the impact of the yen carry trade and the Fed’s controversial decisions on interest rates, to the potential signals coming out of Jackson Hole, the discussion cuts to the heart of what’s moving the markets. The group also dives into the SEC’s crackdown on Ripple, the ongoing drama surrounding wrapped bitcoin (WBTC) custody, and whether the Biden-Harris administration is genuinely considering a “crypto reset” or if it’s just political posturing.

    Show highlights:

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 02:05 Whether the yen carry trade is to blame for the recent market sell-off and the concept of Value at Risk (VAR)
    • 09:25 How Asymmetric handled the volatility of the sell-off using a strategy called “delta replacement”
    • 14:17 Why the Volatility Index (VIX) spiked and whether it could do so again
    • 22:21 Why Alex thinks that unemployment numbers started a panic and what the Sahm rule is
    • 27:24 What might have triggered Jump Trading's sudden liquidation during a massive market sell-off, and whether more funds will face similar pressures
    • 31:15 Why the market and major banks like J.P. Morgan agreed that the Fed missed the mark by not cutting rates in July
    • 41:36 What key signals the Fed might send at Jackson Hole about the future of interest rates and the winding down of quantitative easing
    • 45:40 How significant the timing of the first rate cut is in determining whether it will be bullish or bearish for the markets
    • 53:45 What Ripple's lawsuit settlement and the SEC’s subpoenas to VCs mean for the broader crypto industry
    • 58:13 Whether Harris will actually do a “crypto reset”
    • 1:03:04 The drama surrounding the custody of wrapped bitcoin (WBTC)

    Hosts:

    • James Seyffart, Research Analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence
    • Alex Kruger, Founder of Asgard
    • Joe McCann, Founder, CEO, and CIO of Asymmetric

    Guest:

    • Chris Cecere, GP and Head of global macro and trading at Asymmetric

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    Caitlin Long on Why the Fed’s Rejections of Custodia Bank Seem Politically Motivated - Ep. 687 Aug 13, 2024
    Show notes

    Custodia, established as a special purpose depository institution in Wyoming, aimed to offer secure banking services for the crypto sector. Despite meeting state requirements and taking extra steps to demonstrate its commitment to safety, Custodia’s application for a Fed master account was met with delays and ultimately denied in an unprecedented 86-page report.

    In this episode, Caitlin and Michelle explain why they believe the Fed’s rejection was politically motivated, how this relates to Operation Choke Point 2.0, the appallingly small number of American banks owned by women, where they are in their lawsuit against the Fed, and what this case means for the future of crypto banking in the U.S.

    Show highlights:

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 01:52 What Custodia Bank is and how it got started in Wyoming
    • 06:04 How Custodia got into a fight with the Fed to get its master account
    • 09:58 How the dual banking system works in the U.S. and the differences between Custodia and traditional banks
    • 18:15 Why Custodia filed a lawsuit against its own regulator
    • 24:33 Why the Fed denied Custodia its applications and Caitlin’s response to the criticisms
    • 29:57 The political coordination meant to “intimidate” Custodia, according to Caitlin
    • 42:43 The amicus briefs that were filed in favor of Custodia
    • 48:48 Caitlin’s reaction to the Fed’s enforcement action against Customers Bank
    • 53:35 Why Caitlin says that it’s “abusive and corporatist” that the SEC is granting exceptions to big banks
    • 56:03 Why so few banks are owned by women and whether this played a role in Custodia’s denial
    • 59:25 The next steps in Custodia’s case and whether a stablecoin is viable for them
    • 1:05:21 Whether the elections are going to impact the case

    Visit our website for breaking news, analysis, op-eds, articles to learn about crypto, and much more: unchainedcrypto.com

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    • Mantle

    Guests:

    • Caitlin Long, Founder & CEO of Custodia Bank
    • Previous appearances on Unchained:
    • Why Caitlin Long and Meltem Demirors Are Worried About Crypto’s Future in the US
    • Caitlin Long: Why Avanti Will Be a New Kind of Crypto Bank
    • Michelle Kallen, Partner at Jenner & Block

    Links


    Timeline

    • PerkinsCoie: Federal Reserve Issues Final Guidelines for Master Account Access
    • CoinDesk: Crypto Bank Custodia Sues Federal Reserve
    • Davis Polk: Crypto bank sues Federal Reserve over delay in master account application
    • Fed’s 86-page report of its denial of Custodia’s membership
    • Custodia’s response to the Fed report
    • Custodia’s amended filing
    • Judge Scott Skavdahl’s order to dismiss
    • Davis Polk: District courts refuse to order Federal Reserve to grant master accounts to Custodia


    Appeal

    • Custodia’s appeal notice
    • Custodia’s appeal filing


    Amicus briefs for the appeal

    • Bitcoin Magazine: The Federal Reserve, Custodia Bank, And The Battle For Sovereignty
    • Paul Clement on behalf of the Digital Chamber and Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC)
    • Don Verrilli for Blockchain Association
    • State of Wyoming
    • Americans for Prosperity Foundation
    • Members of the United States Senate Banking Committee and House Financial Services Committee
    • Former Sen. Patrick Toomey

    Customers Bank:

    • CoinGeek: ‘Crypto’-friendly Customers Bank hit with Fed Reserve enforcement action

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    Crisis and Opportunity: Crypto Market Shifts, Solana vs. Ethereum, and Political Crossroads - The Chopping Block - Ep. 686 Aug 09, 2024
    Show notes

    This episode addresses the recent market crash, the Bank of Japan's surprising rate hike, and its global impact. The team also discusses the Science of Blockchain Conference's relocation from Stanford to New York, and the current political landscape affecting crypto, including reactions from key politicians and internal community conflicts. Highlights include Solana's recent performance surge, opportunities in its ecosystem, and the effects of Elizabeth Warren's letter to the CFTC on prediction markets. Tune in for an insightful overview of these significant developments!

    Show highlights

    🔹 In-depth analysis of the recent U.S. crypto market crash caused by the Bank of Japan’s unexpected rate hike and its impact on global financial markets.

    🔹 Discussion on the resilience of DeFi during market turmoil, with highlights on record on-chain volumes and DEX stability.

    🔹 Examination of the rebranding of the Stanford Blockchain Conference and its implications.

    🔹 Insights into the political landscape affecting crypto, including perspectives on Kamala Harris, Trump's pro-crypto stance, and Elizabeth Warren's opposition to political event betting contracts.

    🔹 Analytical focus on the Solana ecosystem, its early investment opportunities, network reliability, UX advantages, and its influence on newer EVM chains.

    🔹 Reflections on market trends and opportunities for smart investors to capitalize on new developments.


    Hosts

    ⭐️Haseeb Qureshi, Managing Partner at Dragonfly

    ⭐️Tom Schmidt, General Partner at Dragonfly

    ⭐️Robert Leshner, CEO & Co-founder of Superstate

    ⭐️Tarun Chitra, Managing Partner at Robot Ventures


    Disclosures

    Links

    What Drives Crypto Asset Prices? Adams, Austin and Ibert, Markus and Liao, Gordon, (July 30, 2024). Available at SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4910537

    Timestamps

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 01:29 SBC
    • 03:57 Market Crash & BOJ
    • 06:58 Crypto Market Reactions and On-Chain Activity
    • 17:41 Fed's Interest Rate Decisions and Market Implications
    • 23:27 Political Landscape and Crypto
    • 38:50 Elizabeth Warren Doesn’t Like Prediction Markets
    • 55:09 Solana vs. Ethereum

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    How Crypto Markets Are Reacting Post-Selloff, With Election/Fed Uncertainty Ahead - Ep. 685 Aug 09, 2024
    Show notes

    After the unwinding of the Japan carry trade, the weak jobs report, and Jump’s dumping of ETH slammed crypto prices earlier this week, Jason Pagoulatos, head of markets at Delphi Digital, gives his insights on where prices are headed. He explains why he thinks Ethereum has underperformed so far in 2024, how the ETH ETFs might impact the price as outflows from Grayscale’s ETHE dwindle, and how the election, moves by the Fed, and the adoption of Bitcoin ETFs by Morgan Stanley advisors will affect BTC.

    Show highlights:

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 01:34 Why the markets have rebounded since the weekend selloff
    • 04:11 The role of Jump in the ETH selloff and why ETH has been underperforming so much this year
    • 14:18 Whether Grayscale’s ETHE slowing down the outflows will reverse the trend for ETH
    • 17:53 Why Jason believes that investment advisors will continue to push bitcoin to their clients
    • 20:18 How the macroeconomic environment is affecting crypto prices now and the impact in the near future

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    Guest

    • Jason Pagoulatos, head of markets at Delphi Digital

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    Crypto Prices Are Way Down. Is It Time to Buy the Dip? - Ep. 684 Aug 06, 2024
    Show notes

    The recent crypto crash has left many investors questioning the way the market is going. In this episode, Jeff Dorman, chief investment officer at Arca, provides a deep dive into the factors behind the crash, the macroeconomic influences at play, and why he remains optimistic despite the downturn. Expressing surprise at Ethereum's underperformance this year, he describes how the Democrats’ handling of crypto is an own goal, and how TradFi and DeFi differ from each other during market upheavals.

    Show highlights:

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 01:38 The two main reasons the markets crashed this past weekend
    • 05:29 How the macro environment has affected crypto lately and why the market has gotten “way ahead of itself”
    • 12:44 Why ETH was down so much, more than other cryptocurrencies
    • 16:52 The “most important” shift in crypto policy that has occurred this year
    • 21:19 The Japanese yen carry trade that was one of the key factors in the market meltdown
    • 30:20 Whether Genesis distributing $4 billion in assets had an impact on the market
    • 33:39 Why Jeff believes that the data we have today does not point to a recession in the U.S.
    • 36:49 Why Jeff says he’s "buying the dip”
    • 40:47 Crypto as a political issue and why he thinks Harris winning would not be as bad for crypto as many believe
    • 48:19 Why bitcoin doesn’t always act as a hedge against equity-related or geopolitical risk, in Jeff’s opinion
    • 52:56 What Jeff thinks about the proposals for the U.S. government to buy bitcoin for a strategic reserve
    • 54:15 The stark contrast between TradFi giants halting trading and the permissionless nature of DeFi


    Visit our website for breaking news, analysis, op-eds, articles to learn about crypto, and much more: unchainedcrypto.com

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    Guest:

    • Jeff Dorman, Chief Investment Officer at Arca.
    • Previous appearances on Unchained:
    • How Elon Musk Pushed DOGE Up and BTC Down, With Arca's Jeff Dorman
    • 3 Things SushiSwap Needs to Get in Order, According to Arca

    Links

    Market crash:

    • Unchained:
    • Ethereum Drops Below $2,300 Amid Jump Crypto Rumors
    • Bitcoin ETF Trading Volume Surges to $4.7 Billion Amidst Market Selloff
    • Bitcoin and Ethereum Funds Record $546 Million in Weekly Outflows: CoinShares
    • The Block: Cryptocurrency market capitalization registers largest daily drop since 2022

    Japan

    • BBC: The Bank of Japan raises interest rates for second time this year
    • The Defiant: Here’s an ELI5 on on How Japan Sent Global Markets Tumbling

    SEC:

    • Eleanor Terret’s tweet on the SEC’s funding
    • Unchained: Can Gary Gensler Be ‘Fired’ If Trump Becomes President Again?

    Others:

    • The Block: Genesis completes bankruptcy restructuring, begins distributing $4 billion in crypto and cash
    • Poylmarket: US Presidential Elections odds

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    Is It a Good Idea for the US Government to Stockpile Bitcoin? - Ep. 683 Aug 02, 2024
    Show notes

    In this episode, George Selgin, senior fellow at the Cato Institute, discusses the recent proposals by Donald Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and Senator Cynthia Lummis for the U.S. government to establish a strategic bitcoin reserve. George provides his insights into the differences between these proposals, their potential implications, and why he believes the government should not be investing in bitcoin or other assets.

    Show highlights:

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 01:16 How the Bitcoin proposals by Trump, RFK Jr., and Lummis differ
    • 04:08 Why George believes that Trump’s proposal to not sell the government’s bitcoin is just symbolic
    • 07:36 What the purpose of acquiring BTC is in the Lummis and RFK proposals
    • 11:29 Whether the government should even be investing in bitcoin or other assets
    • 18:53 How would the government buy BTC as per the Lummis bill
    • 25:08 How likely is it that the bill passes through Congress
    • 27:40 Crypto News Recap

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    Guest

    • George Selgin, Senior Fellow and Director Emeritus of the Cato Institute's Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives

    Links

    • Trump’s proposal:
    • Unchained:
    • At Bitcoin Conference, Trump Promises to Fire SEC Chair Gary Gensler If He Wins
    • Trump Has Made Promises to Crypto Voters. If He’s Elected, What Could He Actually Do?
    • Lummis proposal:
    • Unchained: A Bitcoin Strategic Reserve for the U.S.? Senator Cynthia Lummis Reveals Her Bill
    • Decrypt: There’s a Problem With Senator Lummis’ Bitcoin Reserve Plan, Cato Institute Expert Says
    • Lummis Introduces Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Legislation
    • RFK. Jr proposal:
    • RFK Jr. Proposes 550 Daily Bitcoin Purchase Plan for U.S. Economy | Kennedy24

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