Re: Senate Dems sweat tokenisation, DeFi in market structure hearing
Corruption itself is nothing new; we've just moved from central banking corruption to crypto corruption. 
In the end, it's all about money. Supporters of the old banking system argue that cryptocurrencies are harming the US dollar simply because they receive financial support from central banks and companies based in the old system, while pro-crypto politicians advocate for passing these laws because they receive support from crypto companies.
In the end, it's a war between traditional financial companies represented by central banks and new crypto companies, and politicians are merely tools in this war.
In the end, it's all about money. Supporters of the old banking system argue that cryptocurrencies are harming the US dollar simply because they receive financial support from central banks and companies based in the old system, while pro-crypto politicians advocate for passing these laws because they receive support from crypto companies.
In the end, it's a war between traditional financial companies represented by central banks and new crypto companies, and politicians are merely tools in this war.
If I am being honest I do not care about the type of corruption if this will increase the inflows of fiat in the cryptospace and also increase the issuance of stalecoins to pump bitcoin very much highly hehehehe. In any case, we are witnessing this occur already. This is crime season in the cryptospace and if you are not speculating on to hold cryptocoins, I reckon you will miss your chance to make money from the pumps.
@zasad@. Is the Donald the new John McAfee hehehehehehee.
I would estimate the real capitalization at 0.26 trillion dollars - like the capitalization of stablecoins, but we must not forget that about 80% of this amount is already frozen in treasuries and it will be very difficult to take them away.
This is a large inflated bubble. But the stock market is already a larger market in terms of capitalization