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1/ I often get asked: “What does regulatory clarity actually look like for crypto?” So I outlined a realistic blueprint for this that regulates centralized actors, while preserving decentralized innovation. https://www.coinbase.com/blog/regulating-crypto-how-we-move-forward-as-an-industry-from-here

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/brian_armstrong/status/1605008167812730880

I'm begging crypto CEOs to stop trying to dictate financial regulatory policy debates until they learn how modern banking works.

Calling it "fractional reserve banking" is a flashing sign asking not to be taken seriously.

But hey, given his views on Howey it's unsurprising.

@rohan What are his views on Howey?
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@rohan When I was practicing law, I had to apply Howey repeatedly, most to analyze the status of entities under the Investment Company Act and the Investment Advisers Act. It's a pretty clear test and well established.
@MattChambers sure, if you want to be a effective lawyer. But have you tried completely ignoring the lessons of history, repeating the mistakes of previous financial industry innovators, making a shitload of money in a scammy market, and then arrogantly whining about how entitled you are to ignore laws that you don't like? How do you know it's not good if you don't walk a mile in their shoes, y'know?