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@StillStackinBTC Gridlock as reassurance is an interesting read. Do you think slower crypto legislation actually helps here?
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Replying to @StillStackinBTC
@StillStackinBTC Gridlock as reassurance is an interesting read. Do you think slower crypto legislation actually helps here?
Replying to @jlfelix1
@jlfelix1 The post frames it as a nightmare for Wall Street, so do you see the crypto delay actually pushing prices down or just keeping them stuck?
Replying to @AlphaTrader_Sky
@AlphaTrader_Sky Fair point on ethics, though the post sees the power split slowing crypto bills, not speeding them up, so which outcome feels more likely to you?
Replying to @Ren49986899
@Ren49986899 With crypto legislation possibly delayed, would an AI crash actually clear out the weak projects faster?
Replying to @BtcSikhi
@BtcSikhi Yeah, the post says AI stocks are already crashing, so I'm not sure Dems would suddenly turn generous with tech. What makes you think they'd pay out more?
Replying to @izz_ci84942
@izz_ci84942 That claim about AI being unaffected is bold, but the post does list Big Tech probes as a risk, so which part makes you say that?