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Fun Fact: Bitcoin Network hashrate if Bitaxe/Nerdaxe sold equivalent units as Apple products. Apple Vision Pro - 1 million - 3 EH/s Apple Watch - 50 million - 150 EH/s Apple iPhone - 230 million - 690 EH/s Apple AirPods - 100 million - 300 EH/s

RT @SpartanPsyche: Every craving resisted. Every urge paused. Every small decision. Neuroplasticity tracks micro-behavior, not grand vision…

Ngl - I’m disappointed in some the projects that are just waiting for Yuga to make a move. Build something. Don’t expect $APE to just make a run for no reason. We need builders with a vision.

RT @philwatkins_eth: There is no team that comes close to the vision and execution of @yugalabs Its ok to push limits, its ok to miss, bu…

🇺🇸 White House Report Signals Aggressive Move Toward Digital Asset Integration In July 2025, the President’s Working Group on Digital Asset Markets released its long-awaited report, outlining a comprehensive policy and regulatory vision for the future of digital finance in the U.S. The group—established under Executive Order 14178—was tasked with building a digital asset policy that reclaims U.S. leadership in the sector, strengthens financial freedom, and reins in past regulatory overreach. 🧭 Guiding Principles The report lays out five foundational pillars guiding the new digital asset policy: *⃣ Sound Money: Support for open access to public blockchains and private, dollar-denominated digital assets as part of preserving USD global dominance. *⃣ Economic Freedom: Opposes surveillance-heavy models like CBDCs and embraces decentralized systems. *⃣ Innovation: Encourages experimentation and entrepreneurial freedom through clear regulatory guardrails. *⃣ Cybersecurity: Calls for modernizing federal cybersecurity and incorporating digital asset resilience into broader infrastructure policy. *⃣ Financial Inclusion: Recognizes the role of digital assets in reducing transaction costs and expanding global access to U.S. capital markets. 🏛 Regulatory Reform and Institutional Engagement and Federal Oversight Recommendations SEC and CFTC should be granted clear, primary jurisdiction over digital asset markets. Recommends creating unified digital asset standards across custody, AML compliance, and recordkeeping. Urges immediate federal authorization for licensed digital asset firms to operate under clear federal charters. 🏦 Reforming Bank and Financial Institution Policy Calls for eliminating past restrictions on banks offering digital asset services (e.g., custody, payments, stablecoin reserves). Encourages the Federal Reserve, FDIC, and OCC to allow state-chartered entities and banks to enter the crypto ecosystem with transparent supervision. 💵 Stablecoins & Legislative Framework The report builds momentum behind the GENIUS Act, passed just days prior, establishing a federal framework for dollar-backed stablecoins. It reaffirms: *⃣ Stablecoins can strengthen the dollar in global markets. *⃣ Must be backed 1:1 by reserves and issued under federal license. *⃣ Should be used in cross-border payments and domestic clearing. The Working Group also recommends passage of the Clarity Act, which provides a robust legal definition of digital assets and delineates when a token is a commodity, security, or other instrument. 🧪 Innovation Tools: Sandboxes and Safe Harbors The report pushes for a nationwide launch of regulatory sandboxes, allowing startups to pilot new products under reduced compliance burdens. A proposed Digital Asset Innovation Zone would: *⃣Give temporary exemptions from certain financial regulations. *⃣ Permit faster DeFi and tokenization experiments. Expand safe harbors for DAOs, developer communities, and open-source contributors. 🪙 Strategic Digital Asset Reserves EO 14178 also mandated an evaluation of federally held crypto reserves, such as Bitcoin acquired through forfeiture. The report recommends: *⃣ Establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, similar to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. *⃣ Creating a Digital Asset Stockpile that could include ETH and other tokens. *⃣ Developing clear custodial, accounting, and legal policies for such reserves—without exposing taxpayers to downside risk. 🔐 Ending the CBDC Project The report strongly affirms the EO’s termination of the Federal Reserve’s CBDC project, citing: *⃣ Civil liberty concerns tied to programmable surveillance currency. *⃣Competitive advantages of decentralized public blockchains. *⃣ Need to focus on private-sector dollar innovations like stablecoins. 📌 Conclusion: This report, along with recent legislative wins like the GENIUS Act, marks a tectonic shift in U.S. digital asset policy. It abandons the central-bank-first model in favor of market-based innovation, security-first regulation, and the primacy of the U.S. dollar in tokenized form. LFG🇺🇸