
jtkillings
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jtkillings
@jtkillings
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We're incredibly excited to announce the launch of our new #sustainability platform - VeBetterDAO - alongside two new tokens $B3TR and $VOT3! VeBetterDAO is built to become the enabler of a cross-industry sustainability dApp ecosystem, driving adoption of Web3 tech across enterprise and individuals with our X-2-Earn strategy. Engage, Earn, Prosper. VeBetterDAO is the evolution of our Web3 for Better whitepaper, launched last year in collaboration with Boston Consulting Group, and sees #VeChain begin a new phase in driving the mass adoption of blockchain technology. To kick off the Testnet launch of VeBetterDAO, we're launching a series of airdrop campaigns to get $B3TR tokens in your hands, allow you to engage with the platform and join our new journey (all earned tokens will be translated to mainnet 1:1)! Check out the new website, platform and get familiar: vebetterdao.org Read how to get involved with the airdrop campaign: vechainofficial.medium.com/announcing-the… $VET








Senator Cynthia Lummis (R. WY) just filed an Amicus Brief supporting @Coinbase's motion to dismiss the SEC's complaint. @SenLummis is Co-Sponsor of the Lummis-Gillibrand crypto regulation bill. Sen. Lummis' brief argues that: 1. Congress has not granted the SEC authority to regulate crypto assets. 2. Defining the contours of crypto regulation in this country is a job for Congress and not the SEC. 3. The SEC's claim that virtually all crypto assets are securities "exceeds the SEC's authority, encroaches on Congress's lawmaking, and contravenes the separation of powers." And putting a new spin on the "regulation-by-enforcement" term, Senator Lummis declares that "the SEC cannot legislate by enforcement." Excellent work by the lawyers at Jenner & Block. Well said. Well done. 👇 storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…



@iLoveJaneAdams Oh wow! You must be more intelligent & financially savvy than @iampaulgrewal & his legal team over at #Coinbase seeing as those dummies just relisted a "security" (according to you) in the middle of being sued by the @SECGov! We should all just follow your intellectual prowess.










I join my colleague in calling for Gary Gensler to embrace a different approach. The Ripple case should make clear that Congress needs to provide clarity that is lacking for investors, innovators, regulators, and even the courts. I remain hopeful that we can agree on a digital asset market structure bill that will do this appropriately and swiftly.



