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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Josh Dox Thread
« Last post by robcguns on Today at 05:39:26 AM »i=RRQWo3CgZeH6NT24
People who use marijuana are not drug addicts. Its funny you guys call me a junky because I use cannabis a plant then start confessing to a dozen different weird lab created drugs you guys all take for anxiety depression sleep etc etc
I've seen it said that Ukraine is the real homeland of the Jews, historically they were the most numerous there. Of course Jews will avoid actually fighting for Ukraine, and didn't Zelensky send his relatives abroad? I don't know if the Khazar theory, and the Jews of today being fake Jews, Khazar converts, holds merit. Supposedly gene testing says otherwise and otherwise reliable people say it's BS. Ashkenazi are mostly European genetically with some middle eastern admixture. What do you think?
I'm not worried about it. Another entity registered their ETH ETF fund. This could all be FUD to get the prices lowered so the funds can get in at lower floors. The ETH futures would not have been approved if there was all this uncertainty regarding ETH's commodity status. It's a commodity. There are no contracts. You can buy ETH without entering any contracts.
Worse case they order that access to metamask be removed. Plans are already in place to have it on Github as a downloadable executable that anyone can run on their computers.
Fidelity files registration statement for Ethereum ETF despite regulatory uncertainty
Fidelity's actions, alongside those of other firms aiming to introduce spot ether ETFs, illustrate the growing interest in integrating digital assets into traditional financial products.
https://cryptoslate.com/fidelity-files-registration-statement-for-ethereum-etf-despite-regulatory-uncertainty/
Franklin Templeton lists Ethereum ETF on DTCC
The DTCC listing does not guarantee SEC approval of Franklin’s spot Ether ETF application.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/franklin-templeton-launches-ethereum-etf-listed-on-dtcc
BlackRock, Grayscale Amend Ethereum ETF Applications After SEC Delays
The flurry of filings follows the SEC's announcement yesterday that it would delay its decision on multiple spot Ethereum ETF proposals.
https://decrypt.co/227817/blackrock-grayscale-amend-ethereum-etf-applications-after-sec-delays
Oh look he is so excited I acknowledged him he made another video about me. What kind of man sits around in his basement apartment making video after video about another man?
Why does he think I care about his schedule? The funny part is he thinks pointing a camera at me is going to protect him.
I am going to be nice I don't want to be accused of sucker punching a fat old man with parkinsons. If you see me put the camera down and put your hands up. I am not going to argue with you on film like you seem to think I am going to crack you on sight put your hands up and try to defend yourself.
I get it inside a casino with security and a camera you think you can safely approach me you are wrong. I know Cops and security respond quick in Vegas it won't be quick enough for you. Put away your camera pump up your reeboks and be ready to go.
Honestly I wish you luck you are going to need it. No hard feelings you have set this up for some reason you know you are sick and it is time to be put down and you have selected me. I will grant your wish.
A hawkish FED tomorrow and it won't be looking good. Risk off will continue and each BTC support could get taken out down to ETF approval levels. Who will save us?
Ironically a surprise ETH ETF approval might be the one thing that steadies price action. SEC has gone full retard, so any craziness is still possible there. Going after ETH/denying ETH ETF and at the same time they look likely to approve leveraged ETH futures ETFs in June. They might as well have a potato in charge.
What Gensler and the SEC think are relevant, to that extend that it is the SEC who enforces the law. However, you are correct that the SEC are not the final deciders of the law. That is of course for the Courts to do.I'm not worried about it. Another entity registered their ETH ETF fund. This could all be FUD to get the prices lowered so the funds can get in at lower floors. The ETH futures would not have been approved if there was all this uncertainty regarding ETH's commodity status. It's a commodity. There are no contracts. You can buy ETH without entering any contracts.
Whether or Gensler is accused of misleading congress is also irrelevant as to how the law will ultimately be enforced.
The act of Consensys suing the SEC will help get us towards more judicial clarity on the status of Eth and any of the securities law breaches those involved with it are liable for. Its really a double-edged sword to proactively bring such a case - could really backfire if they get an adverse determination.
Another country allowing an illegally issued security to be listed as an ETF is again, not of much relevance on an US court decision (although if there were legal arguments made in a foreign court, such arguments, whilst not binding, could be persuasive if well-reasoned. No "pressure" on the SEC at all in this regard - in fact it makes it easier to tell American's that if they want to buy unregulated products they do so on overseas exchanges. The far greater pressure is to ensure orderly and compliant US capital markets - ETH is a blip in the overall context of that, although approving ETH does risk much larger impact and ramifications of a flood of companies raising public money by avoiding US listing rules.