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54611515 No.54611515 [Reply] [Original]

is it bullish when the SEC mentions you by name and is about to come after your project?
this'll be the battle of all battles. immutable protocols with locked liquidity which has pools/pairs launchable by anyone curve vs the twig man G money Gensler. do it. do the happening. TRY TO REGULATE CURVE. DO IT.

>> No.54611524
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Heh, it's all falling apart for you crypto freaks. Hehehehehehehe

>> No.54611538

>>54611515
they wont be able to regulate it because its impossible. they will hurt them as much as possible but thats it. founders dont care either way because they got rich as fuck already

>> No.54611541

>they forgot the DAO hack fork
ethereum got EXPOSED by the SEC

>> No.54611552
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>>54611524
do it

>> No.54611565

>>54611515
the shit eating clowns? I would love to kill those 1 by 1 :)

>> No.54611571

>>54611538
anyone remember when some random guy, not a curve dev, launched the first curve pool? like the code was available and he launched it like anyone can do now, and people freaked out, like can we trust it is it a fake ooh ahh. will the SEC include that random anon in this paypig setup?

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54611643

>getting vitalik on the phone
there is only one who can help these fools now

>> No.54611663

>>54611515
XRP baggie here, you're assuming that the sec will play by the rules. They are extremely corrupt and woll sue if they want to, then just drag out the case until curve has no money left. I'm not saying it will happen, but it's how ((they)) work.

>> No.54611673

>>54611515
lollollllll his response is gold

>> No.54611743

>>54611663
there is no one to sue, I guess they can haul Michael off to jail for creating the math and code others launched

>> No.54611789

>>54611743
Ahh ok then. I know nothing about curve, but dao in the name should have given me a few hints.

>> No.54612406

>>54611552
The SEC and legislators trying to regulate crypto are dinosaurs that don’t understand how any of this shit actually works. They don’t understand how late to the game they are and that their stranglehold on the financial markets is over. They were too busy gatekeeping their straw walled elitist club to keep poors out to notice a better club that lets everyone in being built across the street out of bricks… now their house is on fire and they think the solution is to throw stones at the brick building.

>> No.54612510

Curve replying like a phoneposting high schooler is the only thing that's bearish

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>>54612406

>> No.54612585

>>54611743
>sue exchanges that sell it
>sue wallet owners who buy or sell it and demand exchanges hand over personal info on those who do
>sue node operaters
There's still plenty of people they can go after, just like what happened to Tornado

>> No.54612593

>>54612528
the whole point of crypto is to funnel currency out of the system so gold and silver can be kept out of control. retards think they are contributing to the holocaust but are actually preventing it

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>>54612593
>gold and silver