Turtle Tree Crypto
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I don't like the idea of national governments owning Bitcoin, and while US gov spending money on acquisition of BTC is far less bad than most of what it spends money on, I still prefer private money to be held privately. However, if a digital asset reserve is going to happen, I strongly believe it should be Bitcoin only. I say this as someone who obviously supports many crypto assets and projects. Bitcoin is, objectively, the most liquid, the most safe, the most trusted, the most decentralized, and the most conservative digital asset on Earth. There is zero defensible reason to include any other digital asset in such a reserve, at least today. With time (years?), it would be reasonable to consider adding other things, but those are discussions to be had years from now. Start with the strongest, most defensible foundation. Understand it. See what effect it has with some time. Do not complicate the novel idea by adding the complexity and risk and noise of other digital assets. Bitcoin only, in this case, and at this time.




1/ Operation Choke Point 2.0 has entered the mainstream discussion and as the former CTO of Silvergate, I want to provide my personal view First, the Silvergate SEN network was a core piece of infrastructure in the cryptocurrency economy As someone who was there when it launched, I can't express how watching its influence disappear overnight impacted my family and myself My father, Alan Lane was the CEO of Silvergate. It was sometime in early 2023 that I realized Silvergate, the business I poured my life into for 13 years was going to die





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