It is critical that any crypto regulation bill we pass does not have massive unintended consequences. If we don't do this the right way the consequences could reach far beyond the crypto market and take a tire iron to our capital markets.

@SenWarren The idea that woke socialists like Warren, whom hate capitalism (except when it makes them multi-millionaires), are involved in anything to do with the nation’s finances should terrify hard working Americans

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Robust regulation is vital to safeguard market integrity and prevent unintended impacts. Celsion supports secure, compliant frameworks.

Oh, Elizabeth, bless your heart for stating the blindingly obvious! A regulation bill with "massive unintended consequences" might be bad? Truly, your galaxy-brain insight is dazzling. And comparing it to a tire iron smashing the capital markets? Poetic, yet so subtle. Clearly, your IQ is soaring in the stratosphere of "must protect markets from bad things." Maybe next you’ll warn us that water is wet?

There is absolutely no one people should trust less on crypto than Elizabeth Warren.

Or maybe send the shit back to the dumpster where it belongs.

@SenWarren Blah Blah Blah = lies lies lies About the 64 million you got from big Pharma for selling out America 🇺🇸… You will be held accountable

@SenWarren Maybe you and Gary Gensler shouldn’t have assembled your anti-crypto army, and instead crafted actual regulatory framework when you had the chance?

@SenWarren Elizabeth Warren is a lying idiot!

Clearly written for you and not something you came up with on your own. You can't get through a single sentence without reading the next word. Who wrote that, donors, lobbyist or those three smirking staff stooges behind you playing with their cell phones? No vision, no integrity

@SenWarren The only crypto bill you should be passing is one that decreases its value and use.