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When the pandemic hit, I kept saying, "Don't worry, everything will be fine." I learned something valuable along the way. What I could do better than before. @mmhmmapp #betterthanbefore

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@Hodor I was hearing the Dems wanted to strip developer protections. Wonder if there is any truth to it.

🧐 Read my review of the 𝘂𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗱 version of the Clarity Act, and see what GROK says about ... the 𝗫𝗥𝗣 𝗟𝗲𝗱𝗴𝗲𝗿, 𝗫𝗮𝗵𝗮𝘂, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗼𝗱𝗲! 🤖 👇 XRP | XAH | EVR #clarityact | #clarity xpert.page/hodor/blog/new…

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@ryanlightbourn Outstanding! 👏

Every new Gen-AI model consumes less power than the last. My electricity bill reflects this. Down $200 since last year. Currently sitting at $3,800 a month. The savings are really starting to compound and at this rate I'll be able to afford TWO of these per year:

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Let me explain what’s happening right now… The CLARITY Act is about to pass. Trump in China making trade deals. New Fed Chair replaced Powell. Liquidity is about to FLOOD the market while retail is completely out of crypto. The biggest bull market in HISTORY is coming.

Super bullish. The new Fed Chair was asked what reforms could happen without making things worse. His answer caught my attention: less money printing and lower interest rates through real productivity and growth. Imagine an economy growing because of innovation and efficiency instead of endless debt and printing. That would completely change the game. Source: Hoover Institution

@CoinDesk Because the Democrats did so well with their anti-crypto stance and the economy under Biden. 🤣

🎥 Senator Warren gives a warning about passing the Clarity Act:

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🚨SCOOP: Last minute negotiations between Banking Committee Republicans and Democrats over multiple amendments were brokered this morning in an effort to secure bipartisan support for today’s vote on the Clarity Act, multiple sources tell me. However, the compromise came at the cost of a specific change to a @SenLummis amendment that removed language from Section 301 of the bill referencing the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA), disappointing some DeFi advocates who say the move could strip out critical protections for software developers as the bill moves forward. Notably, Senator @MarkWarner (D-VA) did not vote to advance the bill despite positively referencing the changes during the markup. That said, Senator @berniemoreno said during the hearing that there’s still work to be done on Section 301, suggesting discussions will continue in the coming weeks as @BankingGOP and @SenateAg work to merge the texts ahead of a full Senate vote.

@sentosumosaba I agree!

By a mile.

And with Native American heritage 🤣

The anti-everything Democrats strike again. They don’t compete in the arena of ideas because that would require ideas. Instead, they show up with a whistle, a clipboard, and a bad attitude, ready to throw a flag on anything that looks like progress. No counter plan. No better solution. No actual vision. Just nonstop complaining wrapped in the illusion of “helping the American people.” Meanwhile, what they’re really doing is protecting broken legacy systems, killing innovation, suffocating new jobs, and making sure America moves at the speed of a government website loading on airport Wi-Fi. They don’t build. They block. They don’t innovate. They investigate. They don’t lead. They hold hearings about why leadership might be problematic. At some point, “consumer protection” just becomes a fancy phrase for “we don’t want you to have better options.”

Sanders and AOC introduced a bill to pause ALL AI data center construction. 300+ local bills filed. Half of planned 2026 data centers facing delays or cancellation. Each one brings billions to local economies. The people who say they want American jobs are trying to block the biggest job creation engine since the interstate highway system.

Imagine defending a legacy financial structure with a weak business model at the expense of the American people, then calling it “consumer protection.” The anti-everything Democrats strike again. Protect the banks. Punish innovation. Block competition. Then give a speech about helping working families while making sure those same families never get better options. Brilliant stuff. Truly.

To clarify what's happening: Senate Democrats wanted an amendment vote on bank-supported language to restrict yield, plus law enforcement requested changes. Chair Scott is refusing to hold a vote on those provisions, which would carry political liabilities for Republicans.

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The anti-everything Democrats strike again. Absolutely useless. These people could find a way to make a lemonade stand require a federal permit, an environmental review, and a DEI task force. And just imagine if Kamala Word Salad were president. There would be no CLARITY Act. No momentum. No framework. No actual leadership. Just another four years of committees, confusion, cackling, and pretending “innovation” means regulating anything useful into the dirt. Crypto wouldn’t get clarity. It would get a feelings-based listening session and a 47 page memo titled: “Maybe Innovation Is Problematic.”

ALERT: @RubenGallego said, "I want to be clear that my vote here does not guarantee a vote on the floor. After today, we need to connect with our agricultural committee colleagues and collapse negotiations into one and all sit at the table." Your voice matters! Tell Sen. Gallego to pass the Clarity Act once there's a floor vote. crypto-law.us/connect-to-con…

A landmark moment for tokenization. The CLARITY Act has cleared the Senate Banking Committee, moving the U.S. closer to a clear framework for digital assets. If signed into law, the CLARITY Act would: → Define digital assets in U.S. law → Clarify rules for tokenized assets → Unlock institutional participation → End years of regulatory uncertainty → Establish clear SEC and CFTC jurisdiction The bill now heads to the full Senate, with House reconciliation and Presidential signature to follow. The U.S. has led global finance for generations. If passed, this bill would help carry that leadership into the next evolution of markets, one defined by tokenization and digital assets.

Amazing how honest Tim Scott is here. Bipartisan. Clear. Direct. And yet Democrats still do what they do best. Complain. #CLARITY