I said who HERE said that.  They should answer you.

But if you're just posting stuff others have said, and wondering why there's no response, it's likely not hypocrisy. It's likely nobody wants to engage with you because they know you're not really interested in a genuine conversation.

I mean, anyone could point out the difference between the two - one directly attacking, one not, etc....but you wouldn't have a sincere response, so why bother?

Take necrosis - he can actually have a dialogue, whether we agree or not.

You used to, but that changed, and likely why you're ignored.

You're right, Lurker has gone full fucking idiot. Pretty close to bottom barrel funk now. Negrosis might be the last getlibber with a little common sense left.

Nothing about being an entertainer warrants being self-absorbed to the point of hilarity. The guy's speech at davos was rambling, incoherent, dumb and laced with self-congratulations and boasts. Isn't pride a sin?

It's definitely not an opinion that he is incredibly self-absorbed and a megalomaniac, that's simply a fact. I can think of no other politician that speaks in the way he does.

Did you watch his whole speech or are you regurgitating what the media told you?

Piss poor reading comprehension and liberal deflection on point. ^^ 

Inability to understand simple English and estrogen brain fog on point.  ^^

BlackRock Says Ethereum Is Wall Street’s Tokenization Backbone

Tokenization means turning real-world assets such as U.S. Treasuries or investment funds into digital tokens that live on a blockchain, and BlackRock’s Ethereum tokenization has become a central theme in this shift.

In its report, BlackRock said Ethereum supports about 65% of all tokenized assets. That dominance helps explain why firms, and not only BlackRock, racing into tokenized stocks and funds keep choosing Ethereum instead of starting from scratch on new chains.

BlackRock’s own tokenized Treasury fund, called BUIDL, shows how this works in practice. The fund now holds nearly $2 billion in assets under management as of January 2026, including tokenized U.S. Treasuries.

More tokenized assets mean more activity on Ethereum. Activity matters because users pay fees in ETH, similar to paying tolls to use a busy road. If Wall Street keeps issuing funds and assets on Ethereum, demand for block space rises.

The idea is simple: More assets. More transactions. More economic weight flows through the network.

That narrative also explains why institutions like Goldman Sachs and BNY Mellon are entering tokenized money markets. As tokenization scales, potentially reaching $80 billion by year-end per Bernstein estimates, Ethereum’s role as the settlement layer could drive further value accrual, benefiting holders through increased fees and network utility.

https://99bitcoins.com/news/altcoins/blackrock-ethereum-tokenization-wall-street/

Haven't felt a single one yet.