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@TexasTJ70

Texan, Constitutional Conservative, Christian 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 No DM’s without permission. Gen X. Pure🩸

Republic of Texas Katılım Nisan 2024
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Bethany O’Leary 🇺🇸 🦅
🚨Bill Gates is funding the world’s largest mosquito factory in Colombia. They’re releasing 30 MILLION genetically modified mosquitoes every week into 11 countries!!! Because he believes he can play GOD! what could possibly go wrong? 😱 FFS STOP HIM!!
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TexasTJ@TexasTJ70·
@XRPSuperFan The Government and Banks are and will always be involved with taking or controlling your money, they have to get their piece of the pie. We are taxed and controlled six ways to Sunday
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💥LoLo💥@ZOrtiz99·
Who agrees. Being single can be lonely. But it's better than being lied to, cheated on, or disrespected.
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TexasTJ@TexasTJ70·
@BBMagaMom Unfortunately the damage is done, our inept government has proven the can’t seem to convict anyone for any crimes… There will be no accountability until the American People have finally had enough and they take things into their own hands…
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Bethany O’Leary 🇺🇸 🦅
🚨 lWoah… An embalmer (former president of the Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Association) is sounding the alarm: 30-40% of bodies he’s seeing now contain massive white fibrous clots, some the size of ARTERIES! This is NOT normal. Something’s very wrong here. 🤯 We were told this wouldn’t happen. BUT THEY KNEW IT WOULD. IT WAS ALL INTENTIONAL AND PLANNED!!! Time for public Square accountability!!!
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TexasTJ@TexasTJ70·
I wish more people actually recognized this instead of wanting instant portfolio growth, when long term it will hurt their ability to maintain wealth. The Banks know exactly what they’re doing, they see themselves becoming extinct and they can’t let that happen. Congress is protecting the instead of Americans.
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Wendy O@CryptoWendyO·
GOOD: Thank you to Coinbase for speaking up when it comes to the Clarity Act. Politicians are bought and paid for by the banks Retail deserves a chance. Banks have an issue with paying a few hundred $$$ in passive income, while they profit from YOUR IDLE DEPOSITS
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FroggyFrog69@Porcupine4000·
@Belisarius2020 Absolutely not. Tell me what are the banks offering? What have they conceded? This is clearly the banking cartel controlling politicians into maintaining the broken status quo and idiots like you are defending them and attacking the one guy fighting against them 🤦🏼
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bill morgan@Belisarius2020·
This is correct. Obviously Coinbase knows this will impact on its revenue sharing agreement with Circle which issues USDC which contributes a sizeable portion of Coinbase’s revenue. Some of that stablecoin income is passed to customers at 3.5% APY or higher which encourages customers to keep USDC on Coinbase. The current version of the Clarity Act bans this yield on passive deposits. If Coinbase cannot offer those rewards USDC balances on Coinbase will fall and its revenue will fall. It is to be expected that public companies will act in their own best interests and the interests of shareholders. There is nothing wrong with Coinbase acting in its own interests when hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue are at stake, and it is regrettable that retail will not be able to earn yield on passive holdings of stablecoins like USDC if this version of the clarity act passes, but can Coinbase please spare us from saying they are acting in the interests of all of crypto. It is in the interest of all of crypto that the clarity act should pass. Coinbase is standing in the way acting out of naked self interest. The rest of crypto wishes it would get out of the way.
Matt Wallace@MattWallace888

The banks are on board, the crypto industry is on board, the White House is on board, and President Trump wants the bill on his desk this spring. The only thing standing in the way of the CLARITY Act right now is Coinbase, because they care more about what’s good for Coinbase than what’s good for the crypto industry. One company should not be able to hold up legislation this important.

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Bethany O’Leary 🇺🇸 🦅
🚨BREAKING: According to her lawyer, Noelia Castillo Ramos cannot change her mind about undergoing euthanasia because her organs are already committed. Her lawyer highlights the hospital’s conflict of interest in this case, because Noelia’s organs are worth millions in billable charges. This graphic is from the 2025 Milliman report on transplant charges: WTF?!? 🤬
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Zero Tolerance Policy@ThoughtCrimes80·
This unvaccinated woman sent her blood to SafeBloodDotCom to see if there was any evidence of vaccine contamination. Spoiler alert: both Pfizer and Moderna were found in her blood. We’re all screwed. Nobody should have ever taken that death jab. 😒
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TexasTJ@TexasTJ70·
@Belisarius2020 Blackrock should be nowhere near any asset, they already have too much power
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TexasTJ@TexasTJ70·
@Cointelegraph The Banking Cartel should go to hell! They have been screwing the public over for a century. Congress is bought and paid for by Banks… This instant gratification populace will only be deprived in the long run of getting a return on your savings…
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Cointelegraph@Cointelegraph·
🇺🇸 UPDATE: Stablecoin yield framework remains unresolved as Coinbase alongwith other crypto firms push back. Talks are active and ongoing.
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TexasTJ@TexasTJ70·
@echodatruth This shouldn’t be a Coinbase issue, it should be a wake up call to the public! The banks simply want control of your money and still give you nothing in return…
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Echo 𝕏@echodatruth·
Coinbase isn't pro crypto, they are pro coinbase. Never forget when they delisted XRP.
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TexasTJ@TexasTJ70·
@Xaif_Crypto Everyone should leave the banks for this type of hostage taking ! This is what you call Banking Cartel
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Xaif Crypto🇮🇳|🇺🇸
🚨BREAKING: 🇺🇸 TIM SCOTT SAYS REPUBLICANS & DEMOCRATS + WHITE HOUSE ALL ALIGNED ON CRYPTO MARKET STRUCTURE BILL ONE FINAL HURDLE LEFT GETTING INDUSTRY (COINBASE) TO BUY IN ON THE STABLECOIN REWARDS LANGUAGE. BANKS ARE WINNING: NO YIELD FOR JUST HOLDING STABLES, ONLY ACTIVITY-BASED REWARDS. DEAL OR NO DEAL FOR CRYPTO? 👀
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Leviathan@TechLeviathan·
🚨 BREAKING 🇺🇸 SEC AND CFTC FINALLY SOLVED STABLECOIN DEBATE ON THE CLARITY ACT STABLECOIN YIELDS WILL BE LIMITED TO USER "ACTIVITY" RATHER THAN PASSIVE HOLDING TO PROTECT BANK DEPOSITS PRESIDENT TRUMP HINTS IT WILL BE SIGNED SOON BULLISH FOR MARKETS 🚀
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TexasTJ@TexasTJ70·
This!
Carlo⚖️@CarloD_Angelo

This debate is frankly becoming ridiculous, and Congress needs to step in and take back control over the passage of the CLARITY Act. Banks want to ban passive yield because it gives consumers an alternative place to hold their digital dollars and get paid 4% yield—as opposed to the average 0.07% interest on their bank deposits. Coinbase wants to allow passive stablecoin yield because it preserves their profit margin and their arrangement with Circle concerning incentives to custody customer USDC on Coinbase. Neither side is obviously willing to budge. Congress therefore needs to step in, settle this once and for all, and make this debate about the consumer. Let consumers have choices about what and where they can earn on their stablecoins. Option 1: If Circle wants to continue paying out a large share of their return on stablecoin treasury reserve assets to Coinbase—so Coinbase can in turn pay 4% yield to consumers as an incentive to mint and hold USDC on Coinbase—that's a business decision for Circle and Coinbase, and a genuine alternative to banks for consumers. Option 2: If banks refuse to share more of the profits they make on fees and lending out customer money in order to pay customers higher interest on deposits, that's also a business decision for the banks—and it also allows consumers to choose where they want to custody their digital dollars. Competition is good. Monopolies are bad. Competition lets the consumer and the market decide. A monopoly limits free markets and leaves the consumer with no options. How about Congress fight for the consumer? #Coinbase #Circle #USDC #CLARITYACT

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TexasTJ@TexasTJ70·
@CarloD_Angelo Exactly! Why let banks who have controlled We The People’s money for a century not let anyone one else compete? Because they don’t want to lose their monopoly over the people’s money. Become competitive and share the space or go out of business
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Carlo⚖️@CarloD_Angelo·
This debate is frankly becoming ridiculous, and Congress needs to step in and take back control over the passage of the CLARITY Act. Banks want to ban passive yield because it gives consumers an alternative place to hold their digital dollars and get paid 4% yield—as opposed to the average 0.07% interest on their bank deposits. Coinbase wants to allow passive stablecoin yield because it preserves their profit margin and their arrangement with Circle concerning incentives to custody customer USDC on Coinbase. Neither side is obviously willing to budge. Congress therefore needs to step in, settle this once and for all, and make this debate about the consumer. Let consumers have choices about what and where they can earn on their stablecoins. Option 1: If Circle wants to continue paying out a large share of their return on stablecoin treasury reserve assets to Coinbase—so Coinbase can in turn pay 4% yield to consumers as an incentive to mint and hold USDC on Coinbase—that's a business decision for Circle and Coinbase, and a genuine alternative to banks for consumers. Option 2: If banks refuse to share more of the profits they make on fees and lending out customer money in order to pay customers higher interest on deposits, that's also a business decision for the banks—and it also allows consumers to choose where they want to custody their digital dollars. Competition is good. Monopolies are bad. Competition lets the consumer and the market decide. A monopoly limits free markets and leaves the consumer with no options. How about Congress fight for the consumer? #Coinbase #Circle #USDC #CLARITYACT
Carlo⚖️@CarloD_Angelo

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Anna@AnnaKKraken·
Just no. 👎🚫⛔️🙅‍♀️
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TexasTJ@TexasTJ70·
@BBMagaMom Yet, they didn’t do this during the Biden years when gas was high for his whole term…
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Bethany O’Leary 🇺🇸 🦅
🚨BREAKING: USPS is slapping on its first-ever 8% fuel surcharge for packages, according to the WSJ. Starts April 26 and runs through early 2027 because of skyrocketing fuel costs. Your online orders just got pricier! 😤
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TexasTJ@TexasTJ70·
@Cointelegraph Banks either get competitive or they lose. I hope even when it’s passed that people that deposit flight happens, Big banks have been screwing We The People for way too long.
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Cointelegraph@Cointelegraph·
🇺🇸 LATEST: Senator Cynthia Lummis says bipartisan compromise needed for Clarity Act to pass, working to protect stablecoin rewards and prevent community bank deposit flight. “We can't wait until 2030 for another chance.”
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TexasTJ@TexasTJ70·
IMO, You should want the Clarity Act to do more than just pump your portfolio. Banks are trying to continue their monopoly over your money. They are concerned about losing the ability to make millions off of your money instead of you actually making the money you deserve. Crypto gave We The People the ability to fight against the big bank monopoly. Good on Coinbase for fighting.
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