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Gensler’s SEC sides with Wall Street, not Main Street. I’m proud to join @WarrenDavidson as a co-lead on his bill, the SEC Stabilization Act, so we can #FireGaryGensler.

DMM #Bitcoin exchange hacked for $308M.

Happy New Year, Geckos! 💚

More on the SEC's letter after reading it again. Why do you bait a hook? To see if a fish will bite. Were RH’s lawyers trying to bait a hook with their letter? I mean, I know why RH’s attorneys filed it. I don’t understand why the SEC felt the need to respond like this. However, I have an idea I’ll explain below. RH’s attorneys filed it to frame the issues they intend to bring in upcoming motion(s) to dismiss. They had already discussed the issues in it with the SEC, as they note in the letter. In other words, the SEC wasn’t surprised by anything included in RH’s letter. There was no legal reason for the SEC to file a letter in response to Richard’s. Neither letter has any legal effect on the case. So why was it filed? Going back to RH’s letter, his attorneys use the phrase “failed to plead” a number of times. This is lawyer-speak for “your Complaint sucks.” Plaintiffs put what they think they have, or what they can prove, in a Complaint. Motions to dismiss attack what a Plaintiff puts in their Complaint, basically arguing that even if Plaintiff proved everything they claim, it’s still not legally enough to win. Here, RH’s letter starts with their argument regarding personal jurisdiction. Again, no personal jurisdiction, no case. So, I think this argument by RH’s lawyers hit its intended target and the SEC decided, for some reason, to waste tax dollars responding to it instead of waiting for an actual motion to be filed. But why? Well, let’s look at the SEC v Plexcorps citation in it. Note that it’s not binding precedent, since it’s not a 2nd Circuit or SCOTUS opinion. But it was decided by *Judge Amon*, the same judge in RH’s case, so they’re basically saying “look judge, you decided we were right about personal jurisdiction last time, so you should give us the benefit of the doubt this time.” It’s the equivalent of saying “you look great in black, your honor!” But each case lives on its own facts, and the facts Judge Amon found significant when deciding the Plexcorps case are very different than the facts of this case. I have the opinion downloaded, but I don’t actually know how to upload a 40+ page pdf doc to Twitter, and I’m feeling like shit today so I’m not in the mood to figure it out. But I can’t seem to find the opinion on CL or any other free website, just PACER. If you're some kind of internet magician and have this technology and want to post it, let me know. Anyway, the key takeaway here is that nothing in the SEC’s letter changes anything in the SEC’s Complaint. RH’s motions to dismiss will attack what the SEC put in the Complaint, and the Court will analyze the Complaint, not the SEC’s letter. #Hex #PLS

What a beautiful day. #PULSECHAIN is waking up I told ya'll the undervalued L1 is about to come alive in 2024 It's go time. @kylechasse get ready to fork up that $10,000. Coming for #Solana 🤯 In the end, we are ALL about to smash it!

Amazing response from the community about the $Cro $pCro mission. I appreciate y'all. Gonna harass tf out of @kris and @skalifowitz at @cryptocom so they see and hear us. We want CRO on PulseChain listed on the crypto.com app!!!

I fully agree with Goldkey, here. This is why $CRO on PulseChain is going to absolutely rip. A) I put into practice Richard Heart's teachings on bonded liquidity with $HOA and $CRO. I knew it wasn't magic and must be socially enforced through sheer market forces and will. This ability to send it is why I preach liquidity providing so much. Just buying something isn't enough. Actually protecting it as a market maker is a necessity. Wanting to see it succeed and not just make a quick buck is how it grows. B) Most PRC20s run the risk of their original Ethereum holders just coming in to dump free liquidity and here is where $CRO shines. #Cryptocom    migrated from Ethereum in 2021. Originally being developed as an ERC20, to reduce gas fees and establish better control, CDC created what's now called the Cronos Proof of Stake chain. This is the blockchain they use for their app and it's different from their Cronos defi chain. They went through a mass migration so their ERC20 holders could exchange their CRO from ETH to CRO on their exchange. Essentially meaning there are virtually no ERC20 holders other than CDC themselves. And yes, this also means they essentially already forked their own token and simply chose to honor it 1:1 value. This is why CRO on Ethereum still holds pegged value to CRO on their two main chains. Now there is no solid evidence to suggest they WILL honor pCro. I simply make the argument that can if they choose to, going through the same process they have already gone through twice, by equalizing the circulating supply between 3 different blockchains to not negatively impact the technical creation of new copies. Now, WHEN pCRO pumps, if CDC decides to honor it, we get a lighting fast and cheap off-ramp and on-ramp into their their exchange. And the market gets the same for PulseChain. Dropping the barriers making it as difficult and costly as it is to get into PulseChain as it stands. And if they don't honor it, PulseChain still earns are working proof of concept that PRC20s can sustainably pump against their original tokens. The entire ecosystem can PROVE that PRC20s are opportunity and that PulseChain has more community than just RH fans. $CRO is the ace up the sleeve for PulseChain.

POV: You’re a Blockchain CEO Day 1/3 1st day of the @PulseChainTour in Las Vegas! Thank you @ProjectPi314 for giving me the opportunity to capture HISTORY! “Network and have fun doing it.”

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Coinbase vs SEC Court Hearing LIVE nitter.app/i/broadcasts/1DXGyjbNy…

Happy New Year!

Just another reason why you do not want to miss @PulseChainTour VEGAS!! @PulseChainFDN is dedicated to growing the ecosystem and supporting development on the chain. Here is your chance to win $2500 for #PulseChain project developement. You have about 72 hours to apply at PulseChainTour.com/pitchfest

🚢🥳🍾😎 #PulseChainCruise in full affect and the #HEXicans are celebrating 4 years of flawless operation of an amazing code known as $HEX

Kanga, Safe Trade, Coin Tiger. No, I don't know much about any. And no, I don't endorse any lol. We only list things that sell PLS.

One of the coolest emergent properties of staking #HEX is that the community is more likely to end up promoting and building cool stuff while waiting for their stakes to mature, due to something to look forward to. That’s one of the reasons we have the best community in #crypto

Great news. app.PulseX.com is a list of links to ways you can run your #PulseX code, like Zip files, IPFS, and more. Unstoppable. Decentralized. Peer to peer open source revolution! You are the network. No middlemen!

Merry Xmas everyone! I'll try and make a video for the 25th :) Also, it seems a few teams built bots that send free $PLS to people that bridge over to PulseChain.com. Very nice of you all to do that!

I'd like you to ask yourself an honest question: Why does Goldkey make such a big deal about user experience and frontends? If you're being honest, do you really think I do it just to complain? Because I myself can't figure out how to use it? To cause drama for attention? The answer is no. I don't do it because I'm thinking about me, and I'm not thinking about you either, sorry. If you're here now, I have faith that you will figure it. I do it because I'm thinking about the future. I do it because I'm thinking about the people who aren't already in the community, and who aren't even in crypto. Let me introduce you to what is known as the Adoption Curve. I've indicated on the diagram where I think we are as a community. If you're here now, congrats, you're an early adopter. You have a skill set and knowledge that allows you to understand and do things in crypto that the majority people don't know and can't do. So how do we get the majority of people on board after the early adopters? This can be challenging for some to do, but you must pull back and analyze objectively what challenges the later stages of adopters will face. Removing your bias of 'I can do this, so can they.' Getting to 'mass adoption' which is considered to be in the 'Late Majority' and 'Laggards' stages, requires a 2 fold solution. 1. Education- Informing new users about the product and why/how to use it. 2. Product UX (user experience) - Making products easy and accessible to use. We can't achieve mass adoption without both. This community is already very proficient at education and I'm confident we will continue to be. As a UI/UX designer of 8 years, I have to speak up and be honest that the user experience of the main sites is currently bad. Not just for new people to crypto, but also for people already in crypto. This is not FUD and this is not crying. This is addressing a problem that affects all of us and our future. It's important to note that I said 'currently bad.' The changes were recently made and I believe can be improved. If I didn't think they could be improved, I wouldn't say anything. To address common things people have been repeatably replying with: 1. "Just use community a built site" - Community sites are great, but they don't solve the user experience problem of the main websites. Most will not be directly onboarded by someone and when people search PulseX for example, they go to PulseX.com. 2. "It's just one click" - To this I would ask which button should they click? The current links page give little explanation or clear direction/call to action for users. 3. "Just run it on your computer" - You may want to download a file and have the ability to figure out how to run the script, but the later stage of adopters don't. (Could be vastly improved with IApps which I just tweeted about) 4. "Use the Brave browser" - This has been in response to the IPFS links not working on Chrome. We must have frontends that work on Chrome and Safari as these browsers make of 82% of web use. If people can't access on these browsers they will not use the dapp. Problems do not get solved unless first addressed. I'm not someone who just complains, I want to be part of the solution. I want to help @RichardHeartWin and his team because I want this to succeed, but they have to be willing to work with us. To me, that is what decentralization is truly about. We have a lot of smart people in this community who are eager to help if given the opportunity.

We are excited to announce the first-ever Crypto Presidential Forum! Join us in New Hampshire to hear directly from candidates about their positions on crypto policy and a wide range of other topics. Audience members will be able to submit questions. Local leaders will also be featured and the event will serve as a space to connect with fellow advocates. Crypto is a topic of national importance, so let’s #StandWithCrypto on the national stage.🛡️ cryptopresidentialforum.spla…

The inaugural objectives for the foundation are to address some low-hanging fruit issues that can have a significant impact on the access to and visibility of PulseChain. Read more 👉 PulseChainFoundation.org/Dec…

Happy Thanksgiving yall.