Let’s get this done. One more vote then up only.

All of this work is for naught if devs can’t dev. Without devs, there are no stablecoins, no exchanges, and no blockchain.

New L1s succeed by exploiting the dogma of incumbents Ethereum succeeded by exploiting Bitcoin's resistance to programmability Solana succeeded by exploiting Ethereum's devotion to home stakers Hyperliquid is succeeding by exploiting Solana's unwillingness to specialize 1/3

When DeFi folks talk about how wrong it would be to apply BSA surveillance obligations to their activities there's too much talk about impossibility or the rights of the developer and not enough about the rights of users. 1/

Worth the read. We’re at the “everyone accepts the utility of stablecoins” stage of crypto adoption (stage 5 of 9).

The GENIUS Act is a major victory—but it’s not the final one. Read my op-ed with Sen. Cynthia Lummis 🦬 on how digital asset innovation will continue to expand financial freedom and cement America as the global leader in digital assets ⬇️

Frontiers by @Paradigm update! Aug 6-8 SF. Day 2 is looking 🔥🔥🔥 . Not 1, not 2, but 3 talks on high performance! - "Hyperoptimizing Reth" by Alexey Shekhirin ⛵ & Dan Cline - “Scaling Ethereum's State Trie” by Brian Bland - "Scaling Ethereum L1" by ansgar.eth. Apply below!

🚨NEW: The Fed says it’s scrapping “reputational risk” as a factor in how it supervises banks. In a memo released today, the central bank says it will remove the term (which lawmakers credit with playing a major role in the debanking of crypto firms and other businesses) from

Pro-digital assets. Pro-innovation. Pro-America. These market structure principles will guide legislation to make the U.S. the crypto capital of the world.

Excited to see the Senate get rolling on market structure after the success of GENIUS! The House has set the pace on market structure — now time for the Senate to match it.

Looking forward to working on market structure as the House moves to send the GENIUS Act to President Donald J. Trump's desk to sign.

After significant studying, and in keeping with President Trump’s vision to make the United States the crypto capital of the world, today I ordered the Great Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to prepare their businesses to count cryptocurrency as an asset for a mortgage. SO ORDERED

Very excited for this; prediction markets help reporters, policymakers, and ordinary Americans separate signal from noise and wheat from chaff on key events in the world, as we all just saw this week regarding New York's mayoral primary election.

We've been fortunate to have worked hand-in-hand with Tarek Mansour and Luana Lopes Lara at Kalshi over the past few years on sharing the prediction market gospel in DC. Incredibly excited to embark on this new chapter together.

Prediction markets remind me a lot of what crypto felt like a decade ago: a nascent asset class on a path to trillions. There’s no better team than Kalshi to scale prediction markets and reshape how people think about everything from elections to economic markets to sports.

The BIS & FT both published high quality articles saying that stablecoins aren’t money. I disagree because I think they fail at adequately defining a stablecoin. I also think stablecoins are money and can pass the singleness of money test under three conditions

As stated today, we are committed to getting market structure done by the end of September. Period.

Busy crypto legislative summer ahead 🔥

Thank you to Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott and Digital Assets Subcommittee Chair Senator Cynthia Lummis for announcing a clear timeline and plan for comprehensive crypto market structure legislation: ✅ Bill introduced before August recess ✅ Mark up first week of

Stablecoins in July. Market structure before October. Let’s get it done. 🇺🇸