Stablecoin guidelines published by New York's crypto regulator

[afw]

Good to see the Hoge rep in the room.

[docm]

#letthemin

[pvo]

When you give steel and lumber prices can you give units with those too.

[smoy]

How is it that CEO's can keep sending their own pay to the moon isn't brought up when talking of price increases, but paying a living wage to employees will cause inflation and the end of the economy?

[ocb]

Get rid of the fed go back on the gold standard stop endless bills and spending, dump the tax code and re write the entire thing so Amazon, Google and the like pay taxes on actual earnings not something made up. Most people pay more taxes by % of what they make then these big companies. Entire system is built to help the 1%.

[lug]

Tire gague?

[Kees]

The fiat Currency debt TRAP

[kyle]

cocky guy, but he aint no musk

[Jaxe]

Though the help of ️.I was able to add $5,000 to my bitcoin wallet for me to start business. Guys here in Australia mask have really been good to us all

[kati]

If the money crashed, where did it go? There had to be someone to benefit from it after all.

[pito]

Don't worry the real bubble isn't going to pop until 2033...Stay overleveraged and take advantage of these low rates.

[dola]

 not have any significant consequences to inflation, deposit rates do. There is a simple connection between them,  interest rates always have to be higher than deposit rates. So what they actually want to say is: FED should increase deposit rates, which would also lead to an increase in interest rates. (they probably does not know it, they only heard somewhere that interest rates are good against inflation and now they are repeating it like idiots)  2. Deposit rates are yields that commercial banks get out of money they put into FED deposit. 

[rojo]

china is garbage   china eliminated millions of people worldwide and nobody cares and nobody does anything about it

[CuBr]

A bunch of dirty corrupt politicians

[jue]

transitory means it wouldn't stay 3% it will move to 5% then to 8%.  This is HOW the Fed talks. Just look at how subprime develops...they were watching it all happen with their eyes closed.