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Absurd to see the same headline and another lost soul in 24 hours. Something must change.
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We are the same age
We are mothers of a child
We bike
We bike on the same streets
We are neighbors
We are members of the same mums group, the same community.
My heart is broken for this beautiful family that lost their mother, their angel, their light.
My heart is furious for the lack of road safety for cyclists - I've seen too many close calls here both as a road cyclist and pedestrian ... and even after the most horiffic of tragedies so little changes.
Holding them in my prayers and imploring changes so that no family suffers this devastation again 🕊️
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We are the same age
We are mothers of a child
We bike
We bike on the same streets
We are neighbors
We are members of the same mums group, the same community.
My heart is broken for this beautiful family that lost their mother, their angel, their light.
My heart is furious for the lack of road safety for cyclists - I've seen too many close calls here both as a road cyclist and pedestrian ... and even after the most horiffic of tragedies so little changes.
Holding them in my prayers and imploring changes so that no family suffers this devastation again 🕊️
straitstimes.com/singapore/c…
Katie Mitch🌏 retweeted
The way to combat AI cybersecurity attacks is to use more AI on defense.
Lots of focus on attacker using AI.
What doesn't get as much attention is how much AI is helping with defense.
@coinbase has put it at the forefront of our security work: early access to frontier models with leading developers, agents testing our code, and a lower cost to find vulnerabilities - all of which frees up resources for more work.
AI for defense has a clear advantage - we can give it all the context about the system it's defending.
Like everything else in security, that advantage won't last and can be used against us if we aren't careful - which is why this is such an exciting time to be in cybersecurity!
Katie Mitch🌏 retweeted
Most people have never heard of an equity perpetual future. The name is complicated. The basic idea is pretty simple: a “perp” is a futures contract that lets you take a position on an asset’s price, up or down, without buying the asset.
You can use perpetuals to protect against a fall in shares you already own, or to gain exposure to a company. And unlike traditional futures, you don’t have to keep replacing the contract when it expires, paying trading fees each time.
Yale economist and Nobel Prize winner Robert Shiller first proposed the concept of perpetual futures in 1992. Perpetual futures exist for crypto assets already, and for stocks in other places around the world.
They’re worth making available to U.S. investors. That’s why @Coinbase and five partners filed a brief today supporting the @CFTC’s decision to let these products trade here in the U.S. 🧵1/7
Today @Coinbase, @Kalshi, @Payward, DRW Holdings, @Jumptrading, and @Paradigm moved for leave to file an amicus brief defending the @CFTC’s authority to regulate single stock perpetuals in the US.
The law is clear. Under the CEA and the securities futures framework Congress established in 2000, security futures products are not “swaps.”
Others would rather litigate than compete with innovative products that promise to open up new markets and financial opportunities for American investors with the oversight and investor protection of the @CFTC and @SECGov built in.
Killing innovation won’t stop these products. It will just keep them offshore and unregulated. We’ve been working for years to onshore equity perps in a responsible and regulated way and won’t stop until we bring these products to our customers.
Read more in our brief 👇🏼
Yes.
I call it the "Content Congress"
+ with @TMZ on the Hill
Politics just got a whole lot more digestible to a whole lot more people.
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Update.
We’re basically there.
And so is @scott_colom
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Katie Mitch🌏 retweeted
Congratulations to everyone elected.
As a new session begins, the goal hasn't changed: sensible regulation that protects consumers and fosters innovation.
Economic opportunity, consumer choice, and lower costs aren't partisan principles - and neither is blockchain technology.
Looking forward to working with members on both sides of the aisle to build a faster, cheaper, and fairer financial system for all.
I’m a Dem.
In crypto policy.
But my vantage is different as I’m overseas. And here, it is astounding how all the debates are matters of policy not politics — how leadership across multi-party spectrums have embraced crypto and other emerging technologies.
My deep hope is that that can be the case in the US across frontiers of emerging tech.
These are consumer technology products — often designed to improve lives and challenge systems of wealth and power consolidation.
Let the builders make it so.
And those elected should set appropriate protections to keep markets and consumers safe while letting innovation thrive.
The upside? We have so many fantastic examples of comprehensive legislation globally, advanced under a wide away of political settings, with years-long track records to build from.
The proving ground of the election’s clear mandate will be at the states.
If you want to run in ‘28 and are either a Governor, Senator, or none of the above, your job is simple: Get Shit Done.
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Katie Mitch🌏 retweeted
1/ The post-election hot takes are missing an important point: the election wasn’t a referendum on crypto. Some crypto champions won and some lost, but we have more pro-crypto candidates elected to Congress than we’ve ever seen in a new member class before. That’s progress.
