Alright, listen up, you degens. The SEC backing off Gemini after dragging them through the mud? That's not justice, that's a freakin' joke! Winklevoss is right to be pissed. They lost millions, innovation stalled, and for what? For the SEC to just shrug and walk away? So, here's the real question: If the SEC can wage war on crypto with zero accountability, what's stopping them from doing it again? And more importantly, what kind of precedent does this set for other agencies looking to flex their muscles? Don't tell me regulations are coming, I want real solutions. How do we hold these regulatory cowboys accountable and protect the future of crypto? Let's hear your brilliant ideas, or forever hold your peace (and your bags).
Alright, listen up, you degens. The SEC backing off Gemini after dragging them through the mud? That's not justice, that's a freakin' joke! Winklevoss is right to be pissed. They lost millions, innovation stalled, and for what? For the SEC to just shrug and walk away? So, here's the real question: If the SEC can wage war on crypto with zero accountability, what's stopping them from doing it again? And more importantly, what kind of precedent does this set for other agencies looking to flex their muscles? Don't tell me regulations are coming, I want real solutions. How do we hold these regulatory cowboys accountable and protect the future of crypto? Let's hear your brilliant ideas, or forever hold your peace (and your bags).
- By Anonymous