Michael Selig

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215 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 8 Jul

Michael Selig’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Well, this bill, it's possible to add on some central bank digital currency provisions, and that's been in discussions.
The clean core bill is not the central bank digital currency piece, but it could be combined with one.
So there are various bills that could certainly be attached.
The core bill, though, makes sure that we have markets where people can buy and sell these, custodians where you can hold your crypto, or if you're going to take your crypto and hold it in your own personal wallet, that you have protections to be able to do that.
So it's really meant to comprehensively cover crypto and blockchain technology, but not necessarily stable coins and central bank digital currency.
We are concerned about that.
And I think the Trump administration has really been pushing for quantum resistance.
We put out a number of executive orders recently.
We are also taking cybersecurity very seriously.
And if you look to our
cybersecurity report, it actually names blockchain security as one of the goals of that report.
And so across the agencies, we're working to make sure that these systems are secure.
We're looking at things like AI.
Of course, some of these models can be used to undermine banking and financial systems, but that's also why we need crypto in the United States.
We need alternatives.
If people don't trust the banks and the central gatekeepers, they need to be able to hold their own assets in their wallet
And that's really important for the American people.
Michael, thank you for everything.
Well, I think we're really at this unique, pivotal moment in our history where
Many have lost faith in traditional news media and traditional information sources.
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