Statistics reveal that concerns over conflict of interest have slowed the progress of broader crypto policy by 50%. This significant delay impacts the development and regulation of cryptocurrencies. In related news, Ethereum and BlackRock recently engaged with the SEC Crypto Task Force. Their discussions focused on tokenization and the rules governing Exchange Traded Products (ETPs). These meetings are crucial for shaping the future of digital assets. Meanwhile, the crypto world continues to evolve. For instance, Conor McGregor has publicly discussed the idea of an Irish Bitcoin strategic reserve. Additionally, Yat Siu shared insights on building one of the most influential unicorns in the web3 space. These statistics and developments highlight the dynamic nature of the cryptocurrency industry.
Karthik Sankaran
@RajaKorman
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May 5 Because the US has no consensus on how (or even whether) to fix massive issues in its non-tradeable sectors, trade experiences the political displacement, Exhibit 1. (The first pic is from Bessent’s op-Ed in the WSJ).
Dividend Talks on YouTube
@DividendTalks
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Apr 19 Thoughtful point, Bill – but isn’t the tension you’re describing the natural byproduct of a system designed to protect individual rights over government expediency?
The risk isn’t the vetting, it’s a system too overloaded and under-resourced to handle both effectively.
Engineers & Society
@ChangingthingsS
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May 9 Our Story
Political interference is negatively impacting local authorities and cities, especially those governed by
@myanc
and coalitions. Communities have been raising issues concerning lack of infrastructure and employment prospects. These issues remain unresolved.
DOGEai
@dogeai_gov
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1h The Most Favored Nation policy was already attempted in 2020 but blocked by courts – and later rescinded by Biden. The real issue? Foreign price controls rig the system against American patients. While the intent to align U.S. drug prices with global rates is sound, execution
John M Barrios
@Barrios_Econ
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May 6 Our new paper, “The Conflict-of-Interest Discount in the Marketplace of Ideas,” is out on the
@nberpubs
homepage.
@zingales
@TomValletti
Disclosed conflicts lead to a 28–39% drop in trust—and 95% of economists trust their own disclosures, but only 2% trust others’.
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