he owns america and we work for him. trump is the state & church.
>>539093218He is Him
>>539093218no, op.trump is only the first horseman.sincerely,war
>>539093218Ah Men
The definition and administration of VASP licensing should be reconsidered so that decentralised organisations are not compelled to remain economically dependent on the monetary systems they are attempting to replace.Where governments require developers, businesses, and decentralised organisations to obtain licences for operating blockchain infrastructure, there should be a lawful mechanism for licence fees to be paid in approved digital assets, including stablecoins issued within those organisations’ own ecosystems.Requiring every applicant to acquire a designated fiat currency creates a barrier to entry and forces participation in incumbent banking networks, even where the applicant’s legitimate objective is to develop an alternative system of exchange and governance.This is not an argument for exemption from the law, financial oversight, anti-money-laundering obligations, or counter-terrorism financing controls. It is an appeal for those obligations to be administered in a technologically neutral, proportionate, and accessible manner.A licensing framework that recognises appropriately verified stablecoins would preserve regulatory accountability while supporting competition, financial self-determination, and genuine innovation. Where a digital asset meets transparent standards for valuation, reserves, auditing, and compliance, it should be eligible for the payment of regulatory fees.Individuals and communities should be able to create lawful systems of exchange without first being capitalised within the financial order they are seeking to replace. Regulation should ensure accountability, not entrench compulsory dependence on incumbent currencies.
>>539093218The KING of America. First of his name. Protector of the kingdom. The greatest hero America has ever seen. And most importantly the man who makes the left seethe and cry! MAGA 2028
>>539093218Master level trolling. May you eternally enjoy the orange funk of Trumpcock in your throat.
So, if he's christ, when will he die for our sins?
>>539095210Yes, please. Publicly. On camera.
>>539094905[Continued]When annual regulatory fees are paid to governments in stablecoins we create within our own organisations, those governments gain direct access to those new economic networks. If the tokens become valuable through their adoption and use, governments are able to benefit from that value and remain capitalised within the emerging systems.This makes governments participants in the systems that we, the people, create.It is unreasonable to force us to develop new infrastructure through the same financial and governance mechanisms responsible for planned obsolescence, environmental destruction, and the atrocities perpetuated by the military-industrial complex and their central banking regimes.This is about providing people with legitimate alternatives without requiring them to already be capitalised within a network that rewards compliance, moral compromise, and unscrupulous conduct as the means of gaining influence within a system that is itself morally bankrupt.We should be able to create our own stable coins, pay for these licences and compliance burdens in these tokens we create and then give governments access to tokens/coins.Having a clarity act that forces individuals into approved types of stable coins is anti competitive and entrenches monopolies that limit the ability to innovate within the financial market place. If you are required by law, (threats of violence) to use a certain quasi-state backed private companies currency, then we the people have no remedy or redress.The question is whether we, the people, are free to determine what we value and build our own systems of financial governance—or whether that right belongs only to those already capitalised within the entrenched fiscal order. Is self-determination truly permitted if access to it first requires dependence on a system that offers little beyond empty promises?
>>539095802[continued]The internet was once a bastion of free expression, collaboration, and the open exchange of ideas. Over time, legislative and financial controls have transformed it into an infrastructure of surveillance—one that commodifies human attention, harvests personal data, and erodes privacy, independent thought, and public trust.In the name of safety, digital institutions have weakened the principles they claim to protect. Grassroots movements, political organisations, and independent communities now operate within a surveillance-industrial complex shaped by platform ownership, the influencer economy, and financial systems that determine which ideas may be amplified, funded, or suppressed. When the power to create and allocate money is concentrated, that power inevitably extends into culture and the boundaries of permissible thought.We must therefore examine how society drifted towards this order and how existing institutions will respond to a world in which human labour is increasingly devalued while dependence on depreciating currencies grows. At the same time, personal data, privacy, attention, and psychological influence are monetised as tools of social management.Without competition and decentralised alternatives, the machines of the future will inherit the same structural defects.A man who destroys a rainforest to earn currency so he can feed his family, despite the forest already sustaining life, reflects a system that rewards extraction over preservation. Those who profit may remain insulated from the consequences for a time, but their children will inherit the burden—just as we inherited the loss of privacy, the collapse of democratic trust, weakened identities, and an increasingly atomised society defined by alienation, nihilism, and division.Defining the rules of money is our generation’s challenge: to build governance systems that avoid the failures that allowed the internet to be captured and controlled.
>>539093218Take your meds and have sex.
>>539094905>>539095802>>539096504I'm not reading any of this you retarded faggot.
>>539093218good
