Crazy thought of the day:
What if Gensler was actually GOOD for crypto?
He certainly seemed like a villain, but:
- He refused to make clear rules that could have sent the industry irreversibly down a bad path, and instead just made things frustrating and slowed the industryās growth for 4 years
- He pursued scattered enforcement actions on specious legal theories that were repeatedly struck down in court, laying the groundwork for meaningful reform in securities law and market regulation
- Without him, we wouldnāt have seen the industry rally as a potent political force, Selkis wouldnāt have gone Super Saiyan, and Trump wouldnāt have fully embraced crypto as a campaign strategy, leading to the most ungodly bullish setup the industry has ever seen
Maybe Gensler was our Severus Snape?
Frankly, I'm surprised MIT didn't find more backdoor ways to work around the Supreme Court ruling and effectively keep affirmative action in place
I'll be very interested to see whether other elite universities show similar results with this year's incoming class
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Whatever law established the Do Not Call registry really needs to be updated to include bans on text messages too
Iām getting multiple texts every day from candidates from both parties and it just makes me hate them all
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