ESG dying is a great sign. Don’t get complacent though. Time to move on to the next narrative to destroy: privacy is bad and data collection is necessary.

Abolish the Bank Secrecy Act by proving that KYC/AML is more of a net negative and harms people financially and physically.

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Kyc is the illicit activity

I’d like to see same approach to overall fiduciary responsibility- like Saylor said, if you aren’t in Bitcoin, it’s now on you. Basically. LFG

There are some great docs on Desiree Fixler and her job in DWS as the ESG sustainability head.

Fantastic news!

I'm hopeful in the midst of the chaos. There is a quickening happening and yes, privacy must be addressed before everything is surveiled. Let's shift the narrative and also secure the Bitcoin Blockchain so it need not become the largest transaction database for the AI to decipher what it deems normal. Tech exists for this and it is critical and maintains Bitcoin's values.

Yet, this is a discussion maxis tune out on..i get it. And what if it only was positive impact for Bitcoin? The willingness to be open to possibilities that actually empower Bitcoin as a reserve asset while maintaining privacy are another narrative to shift. Believing everything goes to zero against Bitcoin so that you can't hearabout tech that incorporates Bitcoin and catapults it is another version of cognitive bias.

KYC, finCEN and BOI are all examples of 4th amendment violation.

Also requiring a suspicious activity report for $5000 withdraws is a violation of fourth amendment rights .

Basically, we’re all frogs boiling in the same pot.

Always room for improvement but ESG dead + DEI rapidly dying is wildly BULLISH

Here here! I have a few ideas to democratize AML standards and to bring them in line with basic human rights and privacy. Happy to discuss

The final boss is taxation, both directly (IRS) and indirectly (fed/inflation)