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Crypto has gone from a supplement to shell companies and shadow banks to core infrastructure for sanctioned states.Their words
While crypto used to be more of a supplement to the usual shell companies and shadow banks that sanctioned states rely on, now it is core infrastructure.
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the crypto PACs and advocacy groups often support shoo-in candidates so that they can later claim that their win rate reflects some silent majority of Americans who support the "crypto agenda".
2 October
From one piece Issue 110 – The Clarity Act collapses 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Regulatory changes made by an administration can be reversed by its successor, while legislation is far more durable.Their words
But those are changes that can be reversed when Trump leaves office. Legislation is far more durable - which is why the crypto industry so desperately wanted the Clarity Act to lock in deregulation.
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The Clarity Act isn't about "clarity" any more than the PATRIOT Act is about patriotism. It promised regulatory structure but would have carved out crypto from the scrutiny applied to similar financial products, instead building a custom regime to allow it to operate without meaningful oversight.
14 September
From one piece The Senate must reject the Clarity Act’s ethics charade 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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A vote for cloture tomorrow by any Senator - Democrat or Republican - is a vote to legitimize the most brazen self-dealing in presidential history and pave the road for yet more future abuses.
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The result is not "clear rules of the road", it's industry-drafted deregulation with a loophole-ridden ethics section bolted on only after Republicans realized that even the pro-crypto Democrats installed with the help of $130 million in industry spending wouldn't sign off on a bill placing no limits on Trump's historic grift.
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Dungeon Crawler Carl, Book 8: A Parade of HorriblesTheir words
A Parade of Horribles by Matt Dinniman . Published 2026 . 704 pages. fantasy , humor , litRPG Started August 27, 2026 . Currently reading
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The Last Devil to Die (Thursday Murder Club, Book 4)Their words
The Last Devil to Die by Richard Osman . Published 2023 . 421 pages. crime , humor , mystery Started August 19, 2026 ; completed August 21, 2026. Read
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The Palace Job (Rogues of the Republic, Book 1)Their words
The Palace Job by Patrick Weekes . Published 2012 . 438 pages. fantasy , heist , humor Started July 17, 2026 ; completed August 16, 2026. Read
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Gideon the Ninth (The Locked Tomb, Book 1)Their words
Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir . Published 2019 . 448 pages. fantasy , LGBT , science fiction Started July 16, 2026 ; completed July 17, 2026. Read
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