I agree but don’t. Most “bitcoiners” didn’t have the liquidity to make the moves that folks like Saylor, Blackrock, fidelity, etc. Government/big money integration was never going to be avoided. Not sure how bitcoiners could have done anything to prevent or stop what’s happening now from happening in the first place 🤷♂️✌️
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At minimum we could have relentlessly put out articles and letters to legislators about the overstep, but far too many applauded the SEC and when they went after crypto.
I hate shitcoins too, but we collectively dropped the ball here.
I mean I hate shit coins too. But the greater problem is the fact you think writing a letter to the SEC would do anything at all. The concerns of the SEC are securing their own wealth while keeping everyone else poor. Not sure who applauds the SEC being that they procure most of the studies/or own the news outlets that report in general. Unfortunately bitcoiners, common folk don’t have the voice or power you think we do. In my opinion 🤷♂️✌️