Little late on this one but .. cool .. It’s an interesting digital law framework Wyoming is building.

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New episode of Generation Bitcoin posted yesterday. Had a great conversation with Kyrin at Mere Mortals podcast about Value4Value and our views on advertising and how it all tied into Bitcoin at the end ( aside from the obvious lightning network usage ). #btc #Value4Value

After a year and a half I have decided to change the name of my podcast to Generation Bitcoin to better reflect the content and my viewpoint. #bitcoin will change the way the world interacts with money over the coming decades. We are so early in the process! Join me for the journey as we explore all things bitcoin. Available on any Podcast 2.0 app or even those old crusty apps like Apple Podcasts.

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Stop using their systems. We don’t need them. #btcfixesthis

From New York magazine interview with Gary Gensler: “Everything other than bitcoin,” Gensler told me, “you can find a website, you can find a group of entrepreneurs, they might set up their legal entities in a tax haven offshore, they might have a foundation, they might lawyer it up to try to arbitrage and make it hard jurisdictionally or so forth.” In other words, there are people behind these cryptocurrencies using a variety of complex and legally opaque mechanisms, but at the most basic level, they are trying to promote their tokens and entice investors. (Bitcoin, because of its unique history and creation story, is fundamentally different from other crypto projects in this respect.) “They might drop their tokens overseas at first and contend or pretend that it’s going to take six months before they come back to the U.S.,” he continued. “But at the core,” he argued, “these tokens are securities because there’s a group in the middle and the public is anticipating profits based on that group.” The claim that crypto investors are hoping to profit based on the efforts of those intermediaries — in much the same way that stockholders in public companies hope to see their investments appreciate over time — is central to Gensler’s position that, as a legal matter, these are actually transactions in securities that fall within the SEC’s jurisdiction.

#[0] love the work you at doing. Curious why Freedom Money is only on YouTube? At least from what I see. Would love to see more video on PC 2.0 Thanks!

I get followed on Twitter by the most obvious bots and scammers .. what a wasteland.

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Stop using their systems. We don’t need them. #btcfixesthis