Gary Gensler or Crypto

[Anonymous No.53963700]

It has been more than a year since Lugano started accepting crypto payment and UAE free trade zone is planning on towing the same route and there's El Salvador in the grand picture. But why is the SEC still against crypto despite these adoptions?

[Anonymous No.53963710]

>the insane Muslims kingdoms and the drug dealers are using our currency why don’t you
Great pitch OP. Real good. This is why I always say Bitcoin is as American as pie

[Anonymous No.53963825]

>>53963700
Gary is a Shit Eating Clown (ticket: SEC)

[Anonymous No.53963839]

>>53963700
They are fucking lazy pigs trying to clamp down on those evading taxes

[Anonymous No.53963861]

>>53963700
El Salvador? Yes, let us copy a third world country with a baby dictator running it.

[Anonymous No.53963974]

>>53963700
Gary is stupid, the advantages of crypto payments far outweighs its disadvantages

[Anonymous No.53963981]

>>53963839
The just need to get some sense and get the right pussy not flaunting some wrong pussy

[Anonymous No.53963990]

sec is just going after premined securities
any legitimate crypto has nothing to worry about
if you're worried, it just means you're holding shitcoins destined to zero anyway

[Anonymous No.53964093]

>>53963700
It is crypto for me anytime anyday. It is a pity that xrp which aims at revolutionizing our payment system is at loggerheads with the SEC. It will be a pyrrhic victory for them though.

[Anonymous No.53964102]

>>53963839
Sure anon but web3payments platform is making wave as as millions of buyers would be able to transact with merchants with confirmations almost instantaneously .

[Anonymous No.53964118]

>>53963990
This is the only correct answer

[Anonymous No.53964120]

>>53963974
Sure as BTC got a lot of assces and and being used In the US as form of payments

[Anonymous No.53964181]

>>53964118
Yea that's correct that's why Newfags need to get some sweet pussy not some rekt shit as xMoney fully-fledged payments solution with the ability to accept & process all kinds of payments across every platform.
making it so easy like a wet pussy experience

[Anonymous No.53964187]

>>53963974
I guess there are payment platforms who don't give a fuck about Gary.

[Anonymous No.53964196]

>>53963700
Lazy pajeets gets panicking over harmless rumours. I'm more concerned about the hacks and stolen funds from wallets than any shit sec/Gari bullshit

[Anonymous No.53964308]

>>53964187
Yea anon as UTRUST facilitate the crypto payment side of the UREEQA platform, allowing users to pay for services, collect payments for their creative work, and buy work from fellow Creators.

[Anonymous No.53964316]

>>53964093
There are better payment projects doing a good work in crypto, go for them

[Anonymous No.53964338]

>>53964316
I don't care about scam crypto. I'm good gambling even if I lose

[Anonymous No.53964412]

>>53963974
Gary seems like he is very knowledge when it comes to crypto, he gave lectures in the MIT about blockchain and shit. I think he is just a jew puppet doing the biddings for another master jew hell's archeduke

[Anonymous No.53964424]

>>53963974
Cashback is one of the advantages and should be explored

[Anonymous No.53964541]

I love the smooth pathways of web3 projects

[Anonymous No.53964559]

>>53963700
They can't clamp down on ppTorn, Stake your we in ppTORN vault to earn auto-compounded returns as high as 61% APY

[Anonymous No.53964587]

>>53964308
With 20k merchants adopting it, I guess it will soon be the global choice of payment getaways

[Anonymous No.53964701]

>>53963700
That said, the SEC has been exploring ways to regulate and legitimize the crypto market, and has taken steps to clarify its position on crypto assets and initial coin offerings (ICOs). As adoption of crypto continues to grow and mature, it's possible that the SEC may become more open to crypto-based financial products and services.

[Anonymous No.53964721]

>>53964102
This is a solid real-life utility that will help make living less miserable. Unfortunately, most projects build for the pumps instead of for the future and trannies always fall for them.

[Anonymous No.53964726]

>>53963700
You forgot to add that DRC also adopted Bitcoin as a legal tender. Mainstream adoption of crypto is happening before our eyes

[Anonymous No.53964749]

>>53964424
Compared to traditional payment systems like PayPal, we now have some crypto payment gateways that is emerging as to offer good incentives in addition to their speedy transactions. Getting cashback rewards aren't bad IMO.

[Anonymous No.53964753]

>>53964541
The low transactions fees and ease of payments are things I look forward to when using crypto payments

[Anonymous No.53964807]

>>53963700
SEC will always do their own thing. Make a FUD, and buy the dip.

[Anonymous No.53964816]

>>53963700
Anything that isn't bitcoin is a scam, I guess the us still see clearly, you can thank Gary

[Anonymous No.53964823]

>>53964102
Even buying Tesla from Nikola Brussels is possible using Crypto

[Anonymous No.53964827]

>>53964338
I gamble too. I still got some juicy Identity management alts to slurp before the gubament takes over crypto.

[Anonymous No.53964858]

>>53964807
One of the primary concerns of the SEC is the potential for fraud and manipulation in the crypto market but they are the ones fucking with the market whichever way they want.

[Anonymous No.53965175]

>>53964308
Bridging the gap between traditional financial systems and the world of cryptocurrencies is dope. Middlemen make things difficult.

[Anonymous No.53965209]

>>53964187
Some payment platforms may not be concerned about the actions of regulators like Gary Gensler, but it is ultimately in the best interest of the crypto industry as a whole to work with regulators and comply with relevant laws and regulations. Most importantly, more secured payment gateways are needed.

[Anonymous No.53965232]

>>53964823
A lot of things can now be done with it. Alternative Airlines just made booking flights juicy by enabling crypto payment. What a time to be alive!!

[Anonymous No.53965285]

>>53964749
As the web3 ecosystem continues to evolve and mature, we can expect to see even more exciting developments in this space that will further enhance the ease and efficiency of making crypto payments.

[Anonymous No.53965300]

Cry all you want, and bitch and moan all you want about the SEC and Gary. When the violence begins you will be begging for mercy.

[Anonymous No.53965305]

>>53964753
the low transaction fees and ease of payments are some of the key advantages of using cryptocurrencies for payments. With web3 projects, these advantages can be even more pronounced, as they often utilize decentralized payment systems that can offer even lower fees and faster transaction times than traditional payment systems.

[Anonymous No.53965350]

>>53965232
I thought some idiots said that crypto is a scam

[Anonymous No.53965360]

>>53965232
I've never heard of that airline company

[Anonymous No.53965368]

>>53964807
Ain't just panic buying. DiDs are the future, go all in on ENS and ORE if ygmi.

[Anonymous No.53965369]

>>53964587
The success of payment platforms depends on a range of factors, including their ability to provide a user-friendly experience, their ability to comply with relevant regulations, and their ability to adapt to the changing needs and demands of the market. So far, my personal experience with Utrust makes me believe they are determined to stay at the top.

[Anonymous No.53965377]

>>53965368
Never go all in Faggot

[sage No.53965435]

>>53963710
Muslims and drug dealers are more trustworthy than the kike lizards running your shithole.

[Anonymous No.53965474]

>>53965435
We have more gays as Muslim than Christians

[Anonymous No.53965475]

>>53964338
You gonna get broke fucking wrong pussy go get useful dickhead as Web3payment platform makes it simple for merchants to accept payments in many different digital currencies, and convert crypto to fiat quickly and safely.

[Anonymous No.53965487]

>>53965350
I don't care. I'm buying all I can provided it's a DiD project

[Anonymous No.53965521]

>>53963700
>Noooo you can only have an ETF if you use BTC futures! Spot is completely different!

Why are they like this?

[Anonymous No.53965538]

>>53963700
SEC is made up of fucking sadist that feels crypto will cripple Fiat, so with every adoption, it's normal for them to be pained

[Anonymous No.53965556]

>>53965474
Wtf is wrong with this faggot you need some sense don't be a lazy dick GSD lunches it token and the pay In Gold

[Anonymous No.53965611]

>>53965350
Don't worry about some lazyfags crypto has alway been fast as compared to fiat as I pay all my bills and I just bought the latest iPhone 14 pro max and I paid with crypto using one of the web3payments services.

[Anonymous No.53965625]

>>53965556
In Italy, jeets get paid sucking dicks

[Anonymous No.53965644]

>>53963861
What about Lugano In Switzerland, at least it's much more relevant

[Anonymous No.53965647]

>>53964816
CVP, based on their top notch technology and fundamentals, while also allowing TORN holders to stake in the ppTORN vault with up to 61% APY.

[Anonymous No.53965674]

>>53965377
Self custody focused ID management project is a better project to consider with the increase of hackers globally.

[Anonymous No.53965741]

>>53964093
>It is a pity that xrp which aims at revolutionizing our payment system is at loggerheads with the SEC
Several factors make XRP different from other crypto, and quite unique, but no one is sure if it's gonna come thru with the SEC's case.
>>53964316
Sure, i use Monero mostly, Ethereum and sylo for p2p transactions.

[Anonymous No.53965836]

>>53964816
Go hide your head in shame, don't be a retard dick as Web3payment gateway on-chain can use any wallet in the world. It’s not a closed database system but rather an open platform that embraces the true nature of blockchain don't be a sleepy dick

[Anonymous No.53965885]

>>53963700
Why the fuck do people even pay with crypto

[Anonymous No.53965906]

>>53965885
It's obvious because of greed, Most crypto payment platforms offer high cashback and lower charges

[Anonymous No.53965992]

>>53965647
Kek. lost all my money in a wallet while trying to stake in on shitscam. Now I get so scared like a wet pussy

[Anonymous No.53966008]

>>53965885
If you get freshly shaved pussy for every transaction won't you love it?

[Anonymous No.53966019]

>>53965625
That's so insane anon can't be so dumb sucking dick wen web3payments services give me cashback of over 0.5% when I stake it, go get some sense fags

[Anonymous No.53966045]

>>53965906
I used to love cronos before until it fucked up but now I earn around 1.5% for cashback through Xmoney

[Anonymous No.53966491]

>>53963700
El Salvador and Lugano are the real heroes here, they will lead massive crypto adoption

[Anonymous No.53966664]

>>53964316
You mean Paypal right

[Anonymous No.53966704]

>>53963974
Gary is just trying so hard to protect his bag of Fiat

[Anonymous No.53966770]

>>53963974
Fuck Gary, I'm sure he is still part of the dick suckers using Paypal
>>53966664
Stfu, the Crypto payment platform is better, I quit Paypal last year and I'm not going back

[Anonymous No.53966778]

>>53965885
Denm you need to get ass spank paying with crypto, ATM crypto payments is making some juicy benefits,like making payments and getting cashback when you stake it,

[Anonymous No.53966793]

>>53966704
Necessary evil to physically fight off other nations.

[Anonymous No.53966837]

>>53963700
Crypto is a scam. Only BTC is ok.

[Anonymous No.53966848]

>>53963990
That's right, I see why Identity management projects are well recommended.

[Anonymous No.53966892]

>>53963700
they're playing games. there must be a woman involved since the game is so frustrating. basically they refuse to define what a security is then punish people after the fact when they decide "everything" is a security. but at the same time is gary gensler doing anything other then attack the centralized entities in the crypto space? hes not great for price action but maybe hes great for decentralization and keeping crypto honest and on goal. so i got mixed feelings

[Anonymous No.53967368]

>>53966837
You are just another Maxis speaking from stupidity, BTC is the first and most decentralized, and doesn't make others scam, do you know charges on BTC are much and that's why many prefer other tokens for payment, I personally prefer stablecoins due to Volatility, most time I pay with USDT and there are several merchants that accept it like Alternativeairline where I mostly book my flight ticket

[Anonymous No.53967507]

>>53966664
I don't use PayPal it fees are fucking high I Pay for all i need with HoldHQ it visa card gives the best exchange rates on over 50 million stores worldwide, and you can even get cashback with it Reverse Staking feature

[Anonymous No.53967533]

>>53967368
Maxis is one of the reasons there isn't massive adoption yet Smh
>>53964823
I would love to try this when the bull run starts, I will of course pay with stablecoins and get cashback

[Anonymous No.53970266]

>>53966664
PayPal is now outdated anon. I mean projects like CryptMi that allows you to settle transactions with any digital assets, wallets, cards etc and offers you loyalty rewards too... Not gonna worship PayPal again.

[Anonymous No.53970571]

>>53963700
The SEC just wants to feed off our data. There's too much privacy and anonymity in crypto for the SEC to handle.

[Anonymous No.53970589]

>>53963974
It only gets better with privacy SDKs that can easily be integrated into the existing payment platforms.

[Anonymous No.53970662]

>>53964196
This is exactly why I use only privacy enhanced wallets now, keeps all my transactions private and keep the jeets out.

[Anonymous No.53970680]

>>53970589
like which one?

[Anonymous No.53970787]

>>53970680
Railgun you retard, do your research

[Anonymous No.53972020]

>>53963700
DiDs will enhance adoption of DeFi

[Anonymous No.53972072]

>>53964541
kek, it's not smooth but decentralised IDs will reduce the hassles of defi.

[Anonymous No.53972093]

not my problem
code is law

[Anonymous No.53972692]

>>53972020
Particularly the multichain solutions like Ore Network.

[Anonymous No.53972757]

>>53972072
managing on-chain IDs with the option of web2 log in will definitely be a game changer.

[Anonymous No.53973515]

>>53970589
Most chains are deploying SDK. Good with privacy and for security as well.

[Anonymous No.53973545]

>>53965674
That's a personal opinion but looks good as it's best to stay safe. Might be the new narrative for crypto token hype.

[Anonymous No.53973774]

>>53964541
Identity management making web3 even better. See what polygon is bringing. Same with the OREID.

[Anonymous No.53975011]

>>53966664
Wtf still uses paypal which charges astronomical transaction fees when there are other options like CryptMi.