One of the largest pieces of crypto legislation will be introduced this Tuesday (6/7).
It includes definitions of which coins are commodities, coins considered securities, stablecoins, CBDC framework, and NFT direction.
Let's dive into why you should be paying attention. π§΅
We also have @tedcruz (R) of Texas.
A quick history lesson, when China banned $BTC mining Texas welcomed the miners with open arms. Electricity is cheap due to operating on a separate power grid from the rest of the nation.
Miners flocked into the area over the past two years
Cruz now has massive crypto donors that operate a Proof of Work network in his state. Keeping BTC strong and alts weak directly benefits Texas... and some of his largest new donors.
He states he owns $BTC and everything else is outside his risk profile.
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Moving on to @CaitlinLong_ is a blockchain consultant from Wyoming.
Caitlin is a 22-year wall street vet and now the CEO of Custodia Bank. She is hoping to work with the fed to create a Custodia over collateralized stable coin. Slowing DeFi momentum is in her best interest.
I've combed through the bill but haven't had time to cover all 70+ pages. This copy is dated March 1st so plenty of changes could have been made since shared.
There is bullish content that will help progress the space surrounding stablecoin regulation and the banning of CBDCs.
Reached out to @bakeobits for his thoughts on $BTC dominance. I lean on him often for charting opinions and his chart paints a similar picture. $BTC π and Alts π
Charts seem to agree with the thesis that $ETH and other L1's will be classified as securities. Buckle up if you hold anything but $BTC or stables.
This has some other very interesting implications for the CEX landscape. It could also be the reason behind some of the massive headlines that have dropped lately for some of the top exchanges.
Will they be forced to meet the regulations of all broker-dealers?
It'll be interesting to see which CEX or leaders step up to push back on legislation. Gemini/Coinbase and most likely the others already have issues regarding the SEC.
Who is going to step up and poke the bear? It's going to be needed and most likely worth it.
In my opinion, we are in a shakey spot in the market and I'll be keeping my funds on the sidelines until we have more clarity on the finalized legislation.
I'd assume based on all the info here, $ETH and other alts will see their final shakeouts in the next month or two. π
So my advice to you on how to play this..
I don't have any, because none of this is financial advice. Do your own research and correct anything I have wrong, I'm not a macro expert. . Maybe keeps comments civil? I decided to tag a bunch of senators.
Enjoy the weekend and GL! π¨βπ¬