FYI,
  GSP = Garden State Parkway. 

Say what you want about Coinbase, but you gotta give Brian A. some cred to have the balls to do this:

Coinbase sues SEC after months of silence from federal regulator
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/04/24/coinbase-sues-sec-after-months-of-silence-from-federal-regulator.html

It's high time that Gary and his cronies at the SEC quit jerking exchanges and brokers around on crypto policy/compliance and make things crystal fkn clear.

Right now it's clear as mud, just the way the SEC likes it, so they can do whatever they want to whomever they want whenever they want.

They just want to be fkn bullies.

Where them 30’s at

 I wish we had a say in how they spend our tax dollars.

Rather than embracing the promise of new technology as we have done in the past, here we propose to embrace stagnation, force centralization, urge expatriation, and welcome extinction of new technology.

Accordingly, I dissent.

No longer does this Commission consider the real-world effects of its exercise of authority. No longer does this Commission think creatively about regulatory alternatives that advance the Commission’s mission while preserving space for potentially disruptive innovation. No longer does this Commission worry that regulatory bullheadedness often produces absurd consequences.

Rather, today’s Commission aggressively expands its regulatory reach to solve problems that do not exist. Today’s Commission treats its basic approach to exchange regulation as something that must not - indeed cannot  be altered to allow room for new technologies or for new ways of doing business.

BlindMayorBitcorn, Rosewater Foundation,

On 16th April 2013 @infofront created Wall Observer

the truth is like a chameleon 

JPMorgan Chase owned bags of material kept in a Dutch warehouse that were supposed to contain nickel but turned out to be full of stones, people familiar with the matter said.

The London Metal Exchange said last week that sacks thought to hold 54 metric tons of nickel in an unnamed warehouse had failed to comply with its standards.