Austin Jackson

🇺🇸 Carole House, White House National Security Council advisor, Atlantic Council fellow and former FinCEN officer said "Bank Secrecy Act data is a public good currently trapped in private silos." Ohio Representative Warren Davidson responds and says: "Freedom surrendered is rarely reclaimed. And I mean, we're here to do a little reclaiming of freedom today." "I think the Atlantic Council would, as Secretary of State Blinken liked to refer to it, defend the "rules-based order" that the globalists love so much. And the Bank Secrecy Act could be a useful tool to impose a rules-based order, but it's not perfect. They're working to modernize it.... They're trying to complement it with central bank digital currency and digital ID, which is how you support. You support digital ID, right?" Carole House: "I support digital identity, privacy preserving and dignity preserving, yes."

@SimplyBitcoin She is protecting the state

This is the same person that told congress that bitcoin miners should enforce OFAC sanctions at the network level 👇

Lyn Alden and Preston Pysh explain how Bitcoin hitting $10 Million is “logical.”

@SimplyBitcoin Meh

What do you honestly think about the Clarity Act for Bitcoin?

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Lauren Rodriguez, (@leamuirleyn) wife of Samourai Wallet co-founder Keonne Rodriguez, speaks out on the prosecution of open-source Bitcoin privacy developers, the dangers she sees in The Clarity Act, and why the Samourai Wallet case could have major implications for the future of Bitcoin and financial privacy. “Writing code is not a crime.”

RT @SimplyBitcoin: Arthur Hayes gives the best explanation for why AI agents will use Bitcoin: "Whatever form of value that they're going…

@SimplyBitcoin @APompliano POMP

ANTHONY POMPLIANO: "The compound annual growth rate of Bitcoin over the last decade is 70%. It has destroyed every asset." "People want certainty and so they look to assets like Bitcoin, which are non-sovereign or finite, and also can be audited by anyone in the world."

@SimplyBitcoin Sell fiat. Buy bitcoin.

Bitcoin is money.

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ARTHUR HAYES: "Bitcoin went from ZERO to something big with no regulatory clarity, with no support." "Bitcoin's value has nothing to do with regulations... has everything to do with how much fiat liquidity is there in the system. And Bitcoin will respond to that." "The Clarity Act passing or doesn't pass has no effect on the price, no effect on the trajectory of Bitcoin." "It's not necessary. It's just adding more complexity, red tape, legal costs, all these sorts of things that have nothing to do with crypto, has nothing to do with open source tech development, if anything, it's going to hamper open source tech development inside the United States."

ARTHUR HAYES: "Traditional finance is a coercive system. If you do not use the currency of your particular government, they will kill you." "As Lyn Alden says, 'Nothing Stops This Train'. There will be more units of fiat created. "Bitcoin is the most responsive asset of its size to that liquidity creation. It's extremely liquid. It's portable. No one can take it from you."

@SimplyBitcoin This.

SLAY YOUR HEROES. NEVER SELL YOUR BITCOIN.

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What do you honestly think about The Clarity Act for Bitcoin?

KENT HALLIBURTON: "Bitcoin through mining, which is the way Satoshi designed the network... He didn't design the network to go buy your Bitcoin. He designed the network so you acquire your Bitcoin through mining it." "Bitcoin will always remain sovereign and permissionless at the protocol level. It's just if people choose to interact with it at the protocol level." "The more of our community that is operating on a social layer, the more we're going to protect the network and the more freedom will go up for all of us."

@SimplyBitcoin Too early to sell

Like, if you’re still not selling Bitcoin

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Anyone see this at the Bitcoin conference? 👀