Krypto-Pepe

1 w

Coach JV

@powerofpublish0

🔍 46 CRYPTO LAWSUITS.

🕒 BITCOIN ETFS DELAYED FOR YEARS.

📉 INNOVATION STIFLED BY ENDLESS ENFORCEMENT.

Is this a coincidence?

Or was there a coordinated campaign to kill crypto before it killed the status quo?

Because when money moves freely—political control weakens.
And that terrified the establishment.
Especially the Democratic leadership.
Biden’s SEC chair Gary Gensler brought a record 46 enforcement actions in 2023.
Coinbase. Kraken. Ripple. No rules—just lawsuits.
Meanwhile, the rest of the world embraced crypto.
The U.S. punished it.

Elizabeth Warren called crypto a “threat to national security.”
Maxine Waters said FIT21 was “a wish list of Big Crypto.”
NY AG Letitia James proposed the toughest crypto crackdown in the country.
Were all Democrats anti-crypto? No.
71 supported FIT21.
76 backed repealing the DeFi Broker Rule.
But the loudest, most powerful voices?
Firmly against.

Compare that to Republicans—who stood unified behind pro-crypto policies.
They saw opportunity.
Democrats saw disruption.
And the cost?
Billions in lost investment.
Founders fleeing offshore.
Years of regulatory uncertainty.
Then in 2024—after dragging their feet....
The SEC finally approved spot Bitcoin ETFs… and tried to take a victory lap.
The truth?

Crypto is freedom.
It strips power from centralized institutions.
It gives individuals control.
And that’s exactly why it was roadblocked.
So yes—there is a correlation.
And yes—Democratic leadership played a major role.

This isn’t left vs. right.
It’s freedom vs. fear.
And for years, fear won.
But not anymore.

Wake Up 💪

4 d

What looks good to me? Only my opinion, but I like the looks of Solana, SEI, Litecoin, AAVE, Raydium, Jupiter, I avoid OP and ARB since you have to wrap them to move them and dealing with ETH can be a pain sometimes. Try finding a place to buy a small amount of ETH-ARB just to move it off a wallet.

4 d

Stay alert -crypto landscaping is changing rapidly, a big rally may be in the offing, then again, "it could be a liquidity trap". Since most large investors in Bitcoin are recent, most Bitcoin is in private hands. Even if investment firms buy up all the remaining Bitcoin, they still will only control a very small percentage of the total. Their moves can influence the altcoins though, so "a rising tide lifts all boats". A falling one lowers them as well.

1 w

The next big thing - Grayscale eyeing this right now....

https://birdeye.so/token/HZ1Jo....vNiVvGrGNiiYvEozEVgZ

PYTH | Birdeye

2 w

Stablecoins have a "bank problem" when it comes to "reserves" and "fractional banking". They are inherently "unstable"...

2 w

The Senate working on regulations for stablecoins - I rarely use them, preferring to use some stable-tokens instead as it reduces tax complexities (less transactions) but for on-ramping they can be useful.