Things that solve the GameStop problem:
β Bitcoin
β Dogecoin
β Binance
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Ethereum
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DeFi
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Uniswap
If you understand this you're early.
Invest accordingly.
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Hey @brendan_dharma if you are looking for a bad, dishonest, hot take this would be the one. Retail customers aren't going to be buying GME on Uniswap. Give me a break. Bitcoin by the way doesn't "fix" GME either but does provide an asset that the govt can't stop you from trading
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You're wrong.
The government can stop Bitcoin from trading by choking out liquidity on a few exchanges.
Uniswap on Ethereum is unstoppable.
If you're a friend of democracy and civil liberties, why aren't you a friend of DeFi?
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Dude, GME will not trade on Uniswap. Will you stop being dishonest? This has nothing to do with human rights.
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Please Ryan educate me on how I, an American citizen, can use Uniswap to buy GME in a way that the government canβt stop
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I'd actually be interested in & 's takes on this. If it becomes possible to trade "tokenized" equities abroad, does that mean the tokens can be sent on Eth (or some other blockchain) P2P?
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If not, in what sense are they "tokenized"? The ability to exchange P2P is to me the essence of what a "token" is. help.ftx.com/hc/en-us/artic
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Obviously this is all delicate from a regs pov but I would genuinely like to understand what "tokenized stocks" means if not P2P transfers.
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yup in theory this is definitely possible! Tokenized stocks trading on any smart contract blockchain.
That being said, you obviously have to think about a bunch of implications here which make the picture murkier. Who issues the tokens? What backs them? Who can redeem?
