2024 Republican platform includes Crypto

[bbc.reporter]

There is much skepticism in this thread heehheh. However, it is the correct assessment. We should not be very ready to trust these candidates or these people in government. They have been there lying to their people and the few of us who begin to ask questions and become skeptical are being called conspiracy theorists as if these theories came from our own minds.

It is because the government has been lying to us repeatedly is what caused these conspiracy theories hehehehe.

In any case, it appears that some services in the cryptospace will begin to declare independence from uncle Gary and the SEC. I reckon they should declare independence from the IRS also hehehehehhh.



U.S.-based crypto intelligence platform Messari has declared independence from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In a post on social media platform X on Sunday, Messari founder and CEO Ryan Selkis wrote:

I’ve declared independence from the SEC and its corrupt Chair Gary Gensler. In the months ahead, Messari will be operationalizing a war against this illegitimate and corrupt agency.

He also shared a draft that will be “polished, improved, then sent to the SEC and Congress.” The draft explains that modern technologies have rendered the SEC’s functions redundant and that the agency now primarily serves its own interests rather than those of the public or the markets it regulates. Additionally, Messari stated, “SEC Chair Gary Gensler is not only incompetent, but corrupt.”

The firm added:

Messari will no longer engage with the SEC in any formal or informal capacities until it is reformed and its leadership changed. We now treat the SEC as a hostile adversary, competitor, and superfluous regulator.

Read in full https://news.bitcoin.com/messari-declares-independence-from-sec-calls-chair-gensler-incompetent-and-corrupt/

[NotATether]

I don't like Joe Biden's "AI regulation" draft which wants to place restrictions on compute hardware and platforms (and I obviously don't like the anti-crypto policies), but the average American is going to suffer under a second Trump term.

So now's not the time to be selfish.

[Lida93]

I am not American and I could really care less what their politics is like or who wins but I am pretty sure the mention of crypto and their plans to "defend" it are just a way to gain support from crypto enthusiasts. politicians love to say almost everything to gain support from the people and when they are finally voted into a seat they love to ignore what they promised.

What I saw there is too good to be true, no where in the world has the government taking their attention away from complete surveillance from citizens transactions. This is politicians just been desperate to capture power and as opportunists they just know the right trending attraction  to use under the right circumstance.

I am not an American citizen either, but I do have the guts that the Republican under Trump have greater positive intent for crypto than any other party right now, it's possible that they can grant right to citizen to self custody of asset but what am not very convinced about is that, if they will be willing to grant that free surveillance and regulation of transactions without including hiding clauses should they eventually capture state power. Politicians are never straightforward with words.

[legiteum]

In any case, it appears that some services in the cryptospace will begin to declare independence from uncle Gary and the SEC. I reckon they should declare independence from the IRS also hehehehehhh.

LOL, all he's doing here is declaring his fealty to Donald Trump if he's elected, whom will extract $billions from this bozo in exchange to keep operating an illegal operation. He's begging for banana republic, and he should be careful what he wishes for.

[bbc.reporter]

I don't like Joe Biden's "AI regulation" draft which wants to place restrictions on compute hardware and platforms (and I obviously don't like the anti-crypto policies), but the average American is going to suffer under a second Trump term.

So now's not the time to be selfish.

Agreed, now is certainly not the time to be selfish for Americans. They should think of their country and vote for Biden. It is also time to accept reality that because of the government's anticrypto crackdowns and regulations, the cryptospace might presently not be for the American people if they do not feel the necessity to fight for this right. This is okay for the people who are not under the jurisdiction of America because we can certainly continue to enjoy the cryptospace and gamble on cryptocoins and tokens heheheh.

[kryptqnick]

What's the status of the document the op is sharing? Is that the official Republican Party's vision, or is it something done by a part of Republicans? I'll assume it's an important representation of what Trump's political vision is about.
So the first two points are about migration, with the second one literally saying that they commit to carrying out the largest deportation in the US history (p. 4). I mean, I don't know about you, but deportation is not considered something to be proud of in my country, and I don't think it's a good intention. A few more points are on migrants (migration crime epidemic and deporting 'pro-hamas radicals' in colleges).
I'm not a US citizen, but those sound like very right-wing policies to me, and I'd never vote for a party that is pushing such an agenda, no matter what their position on cryptos is.
But I understand that people have different political views, and if you're someone who supports the things mentioned above plus also a pro-Bitcoin person, it makes sense to vote for Trump.