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3) First, it means that we have blocklists and not allowlists for illicit financial activity. We need fast, reliable lists of addresses associated with illicit finance. But peer to peer transfers should generally be free as long as they're not going to sanctioned actors.

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OFAC is a nightmare. I’ve had a brutal time for the past 5 1/2 years because I have the same name as a Syrian warlord Air Force general who is 15 years older than me and is not me. But banks don’t even check I’m not him, they just put constraints on me. You in favor of that Hell?

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FTX is one of the main backers of Aptos, a VC funded token that dumped hard on retail Heavy regulations like this and BitLicense make it hard for smaller startups to compete Big businesses have a tendency to regulate smaller competitors out of existence It’s good for FTX

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#Voyager aquistion??? "So, I propose new community standard 5-5 standard. Say there's a breach, and $ftx takes $x from protocol $vgx. Say that $vgx has $y of their own reserves on-hand. First, protect customers. $ftx should not get anything until customers are made whole

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First, our "legal team will do an analysis of the asset according to the Howey Test and other relevant case law and guidance. If that analysis finds it to be a security, we will treat it as such. Does $ada fail your test or why no listing but doge passes the test?

Carol #celshortsqueeze #communityfirst @mashinsky

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can you explain the naked shorting of the #cel token you've been participating in?

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