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NEW: 🇺🇸 US Congressman Patrick McHenry also gives speech supporting overturning SEC rule that prevents regulated financial firms from custodying #Bitcoin and crypto. 👏 He argues that banks should also be custodying spot Bitcoin ETF funds 👀

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Øfficerdegen2 年前

He clearly referred to the SEC as ‘rogue regulators’. I LIKE this man ever since he grilled the shit out of Gary last year

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𝕵usττheᗪip2 年前

Might be bullish for this cycle but… “banks should also be custodians of BTC” will soon turn into “banks should be the only custodians of BTC” “For your safety”

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RichQUACK2 年前

That's a big step forward! It's great to see more support for broader cryptocurrency custody options. #Progress

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$BOOMER2 年前

Based $Boomer

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Rallen9792 年前

This guy sounds bullish…right? 🫡

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The Crypto Monster 🍪🍪2 年前

Wow

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KarinaBella 🛕2 年前

🚀🐝 #HUNNY is buzzing with potential! 🍯 This project gives me tingles! First time I've felt such greatness and potential in a project! Join the awesome community with experienced devs, NFT's for holders, and a CEX coming soon! No rug pulls here! #cryptocurrency #NFTs 🌟 DYOR - NFA

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VORX2 年前

Testing the Vorx Bitcoin pair? That’s like pairing a Ferrari with a rocket – you’re in for an exhilarating ride! 🚀 #VorxBitcoinPair

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fino.btc2 年前

Make it make sense please! #bitcoin

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Matt Case2 年前

@X__GC__X The @USOCC and @FDICgov issued guidance back in 2021

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