Easy money just get them into culture war stuff

Anyone less futuristic than me is antiquated, myopic and lacks vision for what humanity could be. Anyone more futuristic than me is completely reckless and has lost sight of the most important human values.

Drew up a quick diagram for what moving between these company specific L1s could look like

Critics of Trump's takeover plan are right that violent crime in D.C. is falling by all the available measures. But in their haste to attack him, they've ignored exactly how bad violence in the city is. My latest in @TheAtlantic:

LIVE NOW -- @coincenter's @valkenburgh Scoring @realDonaldTrump's stance on crypto thus far! [TIMESTAMPS] 0:08 Introduction to Crypto Policy 1:29 Evaluating the Trump Administration's Crypto Impact 4:48 Congressional Actions on Crypto Regulation 7:24 Optimism and Bipartisanship in Congress 8:19 Addressing Pessimistic Expectations 11:35 Challenges with Crypto Prosecutions 15:27 The Need for Legislative Clarity 18:48 Concerns Over Financial Privacy 23:10 The Role of Tax Policy in Crypto 28:35 The Future of Crypto Liberty 29:18 Conclusion and Call to Action

Based on the texts I'm getting a lot of people think DC has fallen

Going live with @valkenburgh to give the Trump Admin and the 119th Congress a grade on their stance towards crypto so far!

LIVE -- @coincenter's @valkenburgh Scoring @realDonaldTrump stance on crypto thus far! Join live here 👇

Marked safe from oneshotting

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