/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27785144
congratulations you are now a member of the 1%. i bet you're nervous now but wait a month or three. can i ask what inspired your decision to go in so heavy?

>>25217290

>>25097773
here's a list of her public statements:
https://www.sec.gov/news/statements?speaker=194631&field_person_target_id=Allison%20Herren%20Lee

this one, about Market Data Infrastructure, could be interpreted as supportive of crypto, being as tech like Ripplenet are by nature data-rich and go hand-in-hand with initiatives like the Bank of International Settlements' Rio

https://www.sec.gov/news/public-statement/lee-open-meeting-statement-120920

video on ripplenet being data-rich: (ft. Robo-Schwartz)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEM3gshfnmQ

Agustin Carstens/BIS speech where he talks about the relationship between future digital economy and data:

https://www.bis.org/speeches/sp201214.htm

"The Innovation Hub's response to this need is the "Rio" project –Spanish for "river", because it uses data-streaming technology – as originally developed by social media platforms to analyse and respond to user traffic. We are building on open-source code to develop a monitoring tool for central banks. A tool that will pull millions of messages from multiple trading venues but can also scale to higher speeds. We plan to test it in volatile markets requiring 7 million updates an hour – that is almost 2,000 every second. This is what it will take to alert central banks to market dislocations, liquidity issues and volatility in real time."

here's an article about a panel she sat on in Congress with Pierce, Clayton and others where they talked about crypto:
https://www.coindesk.com/sec-chair-commissioners-to-talk-crypto-at-us-congress-hearing-next-week
https://docs.house.gov/meetings/BA/BA00/20190924/110011/HHRG-116-BA00-20190924-SD002.pdf

seems like it ties in with Emmer's bill
https://emmer.house.gov/2020/9/emmer-introduces-legislation-to-provide-clarity-for-digital-assets-under-securities-law#:~:text=The%20bill%20would%20allow%20companies,%2C%20and%20always%20were%2C%20commodities.

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>>25068377

by getting out ahead of the SEC's announcement, Brad Garlinghouse made it appear that Ripple was forcing the US government's hand in order to provide the regulatory clarity necessary for institutional adoption of On Demand Liquidity

>>25071548
just casually declaring WW3