To understand the fallacy of the bank lobby’s arguments against consumer rewards, you just have to understand this. “The banking industry has all the tools it needs to either compete with stablecoins or to create new sources of revenue, including by facilitating stablecoins.”

One of the better explanations of indemnification and advancement I've ever read.

Conservative law students at @UChicagoLaw are perhaps 10-20% of the student body. But they so outperform in prestigious clerkships (this year 5-2 Supreme Court, apparently) that the Law School needs to dispel the "myth" that only conservatives get those clerkships.

If I choose to custody my asset by myself using software, I do not need or want protections designed with custody by another in mind. This should not be hard to grasp or respect.

I generally trust markets. This market is confirming what every @Browns fan knows: we suck.

New Yorkers have lost out on millions of dollars of staking rewards available to others. That ends today.

Compliance on @base makes total sense. Congrats @blupryntco and @ChrisBrummerDr.

We just exported to the UK a 100 percent authentic @Browns experience. You are welcome to keep it.

Angel in New York Zareen's in Palo Alto, Pakistani but come on focus on the underlying cuisine Tayyabs in London San Francisco? Good luck.

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Our application builds on the organizational growth and institutional trust @Coinbase has earned under the rigorous oversight of @NYDFS. If approved, a national trust charter will add to our long list of state licenses and open up new opportunities that will ensure our customers

State-level charters and certifications have been instrumental as our business and the industry grew. But with crypto playing a bigger role in our everyday lives, it's time for the clarity, consistency, and opportunity a federal-level charter affords. 2/3

It's time. Today @coinbase filed for a national trust company charter from the @USOCC. 1/3

Most folks struggling already know what they need. They don’t need another condescending lecture. They need resources and the chance to use them.

After the court set a hearing yesterday on the Gensler @SECGov’s text destruction, today the SEC told the court it can’t engage because of the shutdown. But the SEC shutdown plan repeatedly says that it will engage where there is … “a threat to property.” Please.

The Gensler-era @SECGov has left many more questions than answers about what records it destroyed and why. Congress is paying attention. Thank you to these leaders on @FinancialCmte.

We gotta get tax policy for crypto right. It's no less important than the other issues we've been tackling head-on this year. I can’t wait to hear @coinbase resident tax expert @LawrenceZlatkin dive in even further tomorrow in testimony before the Senate.

Paul Grewal, Chief Legal Officer at @coinbase Global argues Congress needs to pass clear rules, claiming that he believes Clarity Act would have prevented FTX collapse https://t.co/O08E39yFEZ

The district court just ordered everyone to appear on October 8 to address the destruction of documents by the Gensler @SECGov as detailed by its own inspector general. We appreciate the Court's attention to this matter.