1/ Attention US Senators - curious how this obscure, little industry called “crypto” has been able to be so effective in Washington this past week? Let me explain to you crypto’s 3 SUPERPOWERS...
2/ SUPERPOWER #1: #Crypto has a *very big* and *very passionate* user/participant base. This includes the 50+ million people in the US who hold crypto assets.
3/ But it also includes the thousands of individuals & businesses contributing to network operations. Unlike traditional financial services & Internet platforms, crypto networks are built, operated & maintained by a COMMUNITY of participants.
4/ SUPERPOWER #2: Crypto mobilizes fast. The community is very active on Twitter. The industry is used to fast-moving developments & knows how to share info with large audiences quickly. And it’s not just developers on the network - it’s celebrities w/ big followings.
5/ SUPERPOWER #3: HODL. This is a community built to withstand chaotic markets and “hodl” (yes, that’s how we spell it) assets in the face of knee-weakening volatility. That same energy and determination has now been turned to politics, which should be interesting...
6/ So that’s why the community has been able to cause such a stir this week.
It will not stop here... this is a smart crowd of doers who like to *take action.* The community is getting smarter on politics (and has a long memory). This is only going to get more intense.
It will not stop here... this is a smart crowd of doers who like to *take action.* The community is getting smarter on politics (and has a long memory). This is only going to get more intense.
7/ It’s worth listening to the crowd. They are rallying behind the Wyden/Lummis/Toomey amendment because it protects the community of operators who don’t have customers or access to customer information that the #infrastructurebill is asking them to report.
END/ Vote YES on Wyden. Vote NO on Warner.
Crypto. Here for good.
Crypto. Here for good.
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