Armstrong Drops The Tea On Next Steps 🖤
Coinbase co-founder Brian Armstrong called it disappointing but hinted bipartisan chats might keep going and the bill could pop up again later. Still he straight up admitted the industry can’t sit around waiting on Congress anymore 💀. He pointed out the SEC and CFTC already hold enough power to drop clear rules and expects them to hustle on that soon 👀. Clarity is on the way for crypto no matter the bill’s fate he added. Some concessions on it were tough to swallow so this setback feels a tad easier while the space can’t be unmade anyway 🌑.Garlinghouse Feels The Sting But Stays Hopeful 🔪
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said this one stings and the crew poured everything into getting it over the line 😂. He noted it was a shot bigger than any single firm for the whole industry consumers and locking in the US as crypto capital of the world. In the end folks and competitiveness got sidelined he claimed. Garlinghouse wants a full post mortem blaming some Democratic plays for boosting the anti crypto crew over solid policy yet sees bright spots ahead 🕯️. He thinks the new SEC chair Atkins and CFTC chair Selig will push rules to fill the gap.Who Voted No And Why Tho? 🚀
Tuesday’s vote came after rushed talks between Republicans and crypto friendly Democrats trying to seal a deal but around a dozen possible Dem supporters held back once ethics rule chats fell apart. Worries about President Trump and his fam’s crypto ties lingered too. Three Republicans Susan Collins Josh Hawley and Jerry Moran opposed along with Delaware Democrat Chris Coons who skipped the vote. Thom Tillis voted against for procedural reasons to maybe reopen it later. Lawmakers like Ruben Gallego urged closer GOP Dem work for stronger ethics and Catherine Cortez Masto pushed till the end but key issues stayed unresolved.Just another echo from the void by iconofsin.eth 💖
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