Leister

People have speculated years over the Howie test, which is decades old being used against cryptocurrency was an attempt to suppress cryptocurrencies rise.

It was an attempt to suppress popularity,

It didn't work for 2020 and 2021 when we had crazy rises.

However, the enforcement wasn't nearly as aggressive as it then later became, which then stymied some of the runs.

Then when Gensler's on the way out, we get more runs.

This tells us that the industry is kind of waiting in the wings and they're not sure what's really going to happen.

Exchanges that jump out of the United States,

allegedly do the lack of regulatory clarity maybe maybe not kraken i crypto.com i think they're a scam but the point is i'm using kraken as an example kraken has kind of gone feet first in all the way in and said bring it we want business we want and they've improved and they've enhanced they've done all sorts of good stuff i think to support this whereas

Coinbase started good and then started to regress after the SEC went after them.

I said crypto.com is a scam.

I don't literally mean a scam.

I mean, they're a scammy organization.

I don't think very highly of them.

Robinhood is a joke.

They basically said, well, if you're in this state, you can, in this state, you can't, in this state, the doot, the doot.

So I don't think highly of them.

By the way, they canceled my cash card that it took me months to just get the fucking thing activated.

So yes, I do have somewhat of a bias against Robin hood because they made it way too difficult to transact business with them unless you were in certain locations.

Then they changed the terms of their cash card for no logical reason other than they just felt like doing it to encourage this other service.

I think it's gold.