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⚡️ John Deaton calls for crypto reform
John Deaton, a well-known crypto attorney, has proposed a five-step plan to regulate the cryptocurrency market in the United States.
✅ He insists on establishing a sustainable regulatory framework that operates independently of political cycles.
The plan includes legislation on stablecoins, clarification of SEC and CFTC jurisdiction, and oversight of exchanges.
👉 Deaton also suggests eliminating taxes on small crypto transactions and reforming the accredited investor rule.
#ReformNow #TRXETF #FederalReserveIndependence #BinanceLeadsQ1 #PowellRemarks
⚡️ John Deaton calls for crypto reform
John Deaton, a well-known crypto attorney, has proposed a five-step plan to regulate the cryptocurrency market in the United States.
✅ He insists on establishing a sustainable regulatory framework that operates independently of political cycles.
The plan includes legislation on stablecoins, clarification of SEC and CFTC jurisdiction, and oversight of exchanges.
👉 Deaton also suggests eliminating taxes on small crypto transactions and reforming the accredited investor rule.
#ReformNow #TRXETF #FederalReserveIndependence #BinanceLeadsQ1 #PowellRemarks
#CongressTradingBan
Should U.S. Lawmakers Be Banned from Stock Trading?
The debate over congressional stock trading continues to grow as ethical concerns become harder to ignore.
Why Consider a Ban?
1. Insider Advantage
Members of Congress often have access to confidential information before the public.
Their portfolios have, at times, outperformed the market in suspicious ways.
2. Conflicts of Interest
Legislative decisions may favor personal investments over the public good.
Several recent cases show trades conveniently aligning with upcoming policy changes.
3. Eroding Public Trust
A 2023 poll shows that 75% of Americans support a trading ban for Congress.
Flaws in the Current System
The STOCK Act requires disclosures but lacks strict enforcement.
Blind trusts are often symbolic and ineffective.
What Could Be Done?
Enforce a complete ban on individual stock trading.
Require genuine blind trust arrangements.
Introduce serious consequences for violations.
What Do You Think?
Should lawmakers be held to the same standards they set for others?
#CongressTradingBan #EthicsInPolitics #GovernmentAccountability #ReformNow
#candlestick_patterns
Should U.S. Lawmakers Be Banned from Stock Trading?
The debate over congressional stock trading continues to grow as ethical concerns become harder to ignore.
Why Consider a Ban?
1. Insider Advantage
Members of Congress often have access to confidential information before the public.
Their portfolios have, at times, outperformed the market in suspicious ways.
2. Conflicts of Interest
Legislative decisions may favor personal investments over the public good.
Several recent cases show trades conveniently aligning with upcoming policy changes.
3. Eroding Public Trust
A 2023 poll shows that 75% of Americans support a trading ban for Congress.
Flaws in the Current System
The STOCK Act requires disclosures but lacks strict enforcement.
Blind trusts are often symbolic and ineffective.
What Could Be Done?
Enforce a complete ban on individual stock trading.
Require genuine blind trust arrangements.
Introduce serious consequences for violations.
What Do You Think?
Should lawmakers be held to the same standards they set for others?
#CongressTradingBan #EthicsInPolitics #GovernmentAccountability #ReformNow
#candlestick_patterns
#CongresTradingBan
If members of Congress can access insider info, they shouldn’t be allowed to trade stocks. Public service shouldn’t come with a Wall Street side hustle.
It’s time for transparency. It’s time for accountability. It’s time for a ban.
#BanCongressTrading #EthicsMatter #PublicTrust #ReformNow
If members of Congress can access insider info, they shouldn’t be allowed to trade stocks. Public service shouldn’t come with a Wall Street side hustle.
It’s time for transparency. It’s time for accountability. It’s time for a ban.
#BanCongressTrading #EthicsMatter #PublicTrust #ReformNow
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