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MorTech 07-17-2025 04:05 PM

GENIUS Act Passes
 
The bill goes to Trump tomorrow and will be signed into law.

Stablecoin will boost demand for US Treasuries and anyone on Earth with internet access can participate. USD demand will boom whilst City of London cries. This is a good thing.

CoachKandSportsguy 07-17-2025 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by MorTech (Post 2446375)
The bill goes to Trump tomorrow and will be signed into law.

Stablecoin will boost demand for US Treasuries and anyone on Earth with internet access can participate. USD demand will boom whilst City of London cries. This is a good thing.

Shadow SEC Statement No. 6: The Not-So-GENIUS Act | CLS Blue Sky Blog


Fourth, the exemptions in the bill are far too generous. The omission of an audit requirement for issuers of up to $50 billion is in striking contrast to how even small banks are regulated. Audits are fundamental and should not be optional for any but the smallest financial firms.

Geez, just think about TVH, should they have gotten an audit to be found overcoming and reaping lots of extra fees?
crypto is just a currency with designed for secrecy, ideal for illegal activities.

definitely shades of 476AD

not participating

Taltarzac725 07-17-2025 08:11 PM

Looks like a mess waiting to happen. And we are going to need some very big buckets.

MorTech 07-18-2025 02:15 AM

XRP, USDT, USDC, and others are going to obsolete City of London Forex monopoly whilst also boosting demand for USD/US treasuries. Finally, USD can be a true world reserve currency whilst the British Pound takes a pounding. Why does one GBP cost $1.34? Forex.

Whatnext 07-18-2025 04:19 AM

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Originally Posted by MorTech (Post 2446438)
Why does one GBP cost $1.34? Forex.

Why only .86 Euro to USD?
Maybe some genius is to blame.

Maker 07-18-2025 07:43 AM

One step closer to a totally cashless society. Then every transaction can be taxed. Question is - when will that happen, and to what level will the government track?

Pugchief 07-18-2025 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Maker (Post 2446546)
to what level will the government track?

LOL, that's the whole reason, so they can track EVERYTHING.

MorTech 07-18-2025 11:57 AM

We have been 90% cashless for more than a decade. Most USD "cash" is overseas.

CBDC is just not going to happen in the USA. It is unconstitutional and more importantly, the commercial banks will never allow it.

Pax Americana, baby!

HappyTraveler 07-18-2025 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by MorTech (Post 2446634)
We have been 90% cashless for more than a decade. Most USD "cash" is overseas.

CBDC is just not going to happen in the USA. It is unconstitutional and more importantly, the commercial banks will never allow it.

Pax Americana, baby!

I'll take your wager on that. Only a matter of time until CBDCs replace cash money.
Central Bank Digital Currency Tracker - Atlantic Council

Click on each country to read descriptive text. They're not doing all that for kicks and giggles.

Dahabs 07-19-2025 04:18 AM

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Originally Posted by MorTech (Post 2446375)
The bill goes to Trump tomorrow and will be signed into law.

Stablecoin will boost demand for US Treasuries and anyone on Earth with internet access can participate. USD demand will boom whilst City of London cries. This is a good thing.

You hope. You wish. Other forces at play (massive government debt) that will drag the dollar down. Not to mention 10Y Treasuries.

RICH1 07-19-2025 04:51 AM

Crypto is Illegal in China!

danglanzsr 07-19-2025 04:54 AM

Please explain how bitcoin is valued
 
As I understand it, there are currently about 20million bitcoins outstanding out of a maximum 21 million. If the currently value of a bitcoin is, say $100,000, that would mean the total value of outstanding bitcoin is about 2 trillion dollars. Is there actually 2 trillion dollars on deposit somewhere to redeem all the bitcoin in a crisis? It seems to me any asset could only be called a stable asset if it is fully backed up.

Just wondering.

MorTech 07-19-2025 05:19 AM

Stablecoin is different than Bitcoin. Stablecoins are backed 1:1 with USD/UST. Everyone on Earth can own them and "Bank" in the USA. A one world currency (USD) and one world language (English) will make the world explode into prosperity. Pax Americana.

Our $37T debt is just not that bad with our natural and human resources in a $1000T global economy...This is the USA and not some third-world dump like Europe/UK/Africa.

Bitcoin is a digital capital asset...Like gold and real estate.

Marmaduke 07-19-2025 05:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Taltarzac725 (Post 2446417)
Looks like a mess waiting to happen. And we are going to need some very big buckets.

"Genius Act" passed and was overwhelmingly bi-partisan!

Worldseries27 07-19-2025 06:26 AM

Wheee
 
I'm just along for the ride. A long time ago someone said figures don't lie, but liars know how to figure.
Think it was moses.


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