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The below clip is from a Fall 2018 Graduate MIT course called "Blockchain and Money" Gary Gensler - the current President of the SEC, was the professor. The Hypocrisy speaks for itself 🐀 "So we already know in the US and in many other jurisdictions that 3/4 of the...

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Фото профиля zk-🦈
zk-🦈3 лет назад

@GOPMajorityWhip @DarrenSoto

Фото профиля Udi | BIP-420 🐱
Udi | BIP-420 🐱3 лет назад

send gary to zero with haste

Фото профиля zk-🦈
zk-🦈3 лет назад

Gary cannot join us 🫡🚿

Фото профиля itshappenings
itshappenings3 лет назад

Here's Gary the MIT professor commentary on Ripple XRP being a bridge currency in 2018

Фото профиля EllioTrades
EllioTrades3 лет назад

Wow I’m legit speechless

Фото профиля borovik
borovik3 лет назад

wow

Фото профиля zk-🦈
zk-🦈3 лет назад

blow it up Borovik, lets see if we can get him to resign 😂😂😂😂🫡

Фото профиля holymacaroni
holymacaroni3 лет назад

Here are the references for those interested: The MIT Site specific lesson referenced in main tweet: MIT site containing full course by Gary Gensler: Watch on YT as well (playlist)

Фото профиля Billy 😼
Billy 😼2 лет назад

looks like he's got a billy mask in his pocket...🤔

Фото профиля FamiLee •●
FamiLee •●3 лет назад

Old money hates new money.

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