f t c. these statutes were written at a different time and a different place in an analog world. and so we've got this new emerging digital technology and regulators, myself included our scrambling to find how does it fit into a regulatory landscape? so the short answer your question is, it's not a perfect fit. some of it falls under the fcc side of the ledger, and then you have an investor protection mandate. some of it pulls on the c f t c side, the legend ledger, and the see if the she doesn't have as much of investor protection mandate as it doesn't orderly markets mandate. and so there's a little bit of both, and that's what makes it so complicated. and there's no simple answer. what we really need is for policy makers and the crypto community. sit back and think about what is the u. s. public policy. and this is the only investor protection which i don't think it is, although it is there is investor protection concerns. but isn't it also orderly markets, the type of us markets that set

f t c. the statutes were written at a different time and a different place in an analog world. and so we've got this new emerging digital technology and regulators, myself included our scrambling to find how does it fit into a regulatory landscape? so the short answer your question is, it's not a perfect fit. some of it falls under the fcc side of the ledger, and then you have an investor protection mandate. some of it pulls on the c f t c side, the legend ledger, and the c f t. she doesn't have as much of investor protection mandate as it doesn't orderly markets mandate. and so there's a little bit of both and that's what makes it so complicated. and there's no simple answer. what we really need is for policy makers and the crypto community. sit back and think about what is the u. s. public policy. and this is the only investor protection which i don't think it is. although it is there is investor protection concerned, but it is, isn't it also orderly markets, the type of us markets that se

f t c. these statutes were written at a different time in a different place in an analog world. and so we've got this new emerging digital technology and regulators, myself included our scrambling to find how does it fit into a regulatory landscape? so the short answer your question is, it's not a perfect fit. some of it falls under the fcc side of the ledger, and then you have an investor protection mandate. some of it pulls on the c f t c side, the legend ledger, and the c f t. she doesn't have as much of investor protection mandate as it doesn't orderly markets mandate. and so there's a little bit of both and that's what makes it so complicated. and there's no simple answer. what we really need is for policy makers and the crypto community. sit back and think about what is the u. s. public policy. and this isn't only investor protection, which i don't think it is. although it is there is investor protection concerned. but isn't it also orderly markets, the type of us markets that set the

f t c. the statutes were written at a different time and a different place in an analog world. and so we've got this new emerging digital technology and regulators, myself included our scrambling to find how does it fit into a regulatory landscape? so the short answer your question is, it's not a perfect fit. some of it falls under the fcc side of the ledger, and then you have an investor protection mandate. some of it pulls on the c f t c side, the legend ledger, and the c f t. she doesn't have as much of investor protection mandate as it doesn't orderly markets mandate. and so there's a little bit of both and that's what makes it so complicated. and there's no simple answer. what we really need is for policymakers and the crypto community sit back and think about what is the u. s. public policy, and this is it only investor protection, which i don't think it is, although it is there is investor protection concerns. but is, isn't it also orderly markets, the type of us markets that set the

f t c. energy committee . energy is big in the news as the you and climate change. summit opens tomorrow and an energy crisis in the form of storing oil and natural gas prices hits economies globally. tyson stock on. let's start with the you and climate change a summit cup 26, as the summit kicks off tomorrow. glasgow. should we expect anything more other than the same? well, i mean, i think it's great that the united states is back engaged with the rest of the world. as you know, the bike administration reverse course from trump and re entered the parish climate accord. and so the biden administration, with john kerry and others are going to be at the table, pushing the world to try and move these negotiations along. i don't think that that these meetings are going to result in anything earth shattering. but just the fact that the united states is re engage in and continues to prioritize action on climate at the regulatory legislative level. means i think that there's hope for the planet that we don't destroy yet that the world is at least engaged in trying to figure out a global soluti

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f t. c. energy committee. energy is big in the news as the you and climate change summit opens tomorrow and an energy crisis in the form of storing oil and natural gas prices hits economies globally tice of the stock on. let's start with the u and climate change summit. com, 26. as a, somebody kicks off tomorrow, glasgow, should we expect anything more other than the same? well, i mean, i think it's great that the united states is back engaged with the rest of the world as you know, the by the administration reverse course from trump and re entered the parents climate accord. and so the biden administration, with john kerry and others are going to be at the table, pushing the world to try and move these negotiations along. i don't think that these meetings are going to result in anything earth shattering, but just the fact that the united states is re engaging and continues to prioritize action on climate at the regulatory legislative level. means i think that there's hope for the planet t

t c says that facebook has monopolies power in social networking. facebook lo says the f t. c is ignoring reality that it competes vigorously with some of the companies that sell was talking about the tick tock i message twitter snapshot, linkedin signal youtube, who's right, we have to see a facebook that's a very tough call, adriane. so i think we're going to have to wait and see, but the problem is that this entire outage that facebook has been going through has actually not made its own case stronger. because indeed, if we look at instagram and if we look at all the products that have been developed, including reels as a way to mimic tick tock. and the different types of products that are available on instagram are really testament to what you were mentioning earlier. that indeed, there is a competition on a market. and at the end of the day, a lot of social media companies will end up going and developing the same product. however, this is exactly what a cell was mentioning the inter relation of all of these companies that the f t c has also taken a lot of concern with.

the f t c says that facebook has monopoly power in social networking. facebook though, says the f t. c is ignoring reality of that. it competes vigorously with some of the companies that sell was talking about the tick tock i message twitter snapshot, linkedin signal youtube, who's right the f to see a facebook that's a very tough call. adriane, so i think we're going to have to wait and see. but the problem is that this entire outage that facebook has been going through has actually not made its own case stronger. because indeed, if we look at instagram and if we look at all the products that have been developed, including reels as a way to mimic tick tock. and the different types of products that are available on instagram are really testament to what you were mentioning earlier. that indeed, there is a competition on a market. and at the end of the day, a lot of social media companies will end up going and developing the same product. however, this is exactly what a cell was mentioning the inter relation of all of these companies that the f t c has also taken a lot of concern with

the f t c says that facebook has monopoly power in social networking. facebook lo says the f t. c. is ignoring reality of that it competes vigorously with some of the companies that sell was talking about the tick tock i message twitter snapshot, linkedin signal you tube who's right. they have to see a facebook that's a very tough call adriane. so i think we're going to have to wait and see, but the problem is that this entire outage that facebook has been going through has actually not made its own case stronger. because indeed, if we look at instagram and if we look at all the products that have been developed, including reels as a way to mimic tick tock. and the different types of products that are available on instagram are really testament to what you were mentioning earlier. that indeed, there is a competition on the market. and at the end of the day, a lot of social media companies will end up going and developing the same product. however, this is exactly what a cell was mentioning the inter relation of all of these companies that the f t c has also taken a lot of concern w

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s. government, f, b, i, c, i. all the alphabets in the world can stop b, i t, c. packed of the now. now let's switch confidence head over to africa. we know that in nigeria, things are, and i'm getting down there taken off their happening, you know, that 30 percent of the countries already on bitcoin and it looks like that's gone, hyperbolic all over africa. want to tell us what's going on again, these, these local occurs is an ira, or the uganda shilling these, these current is have been used by colonizers to the extract wealth out africa. the fact that literally big coin is the superior transfer value than in is the, these are almost, you know, you could call them bobo coins. these local currencies are really worth much outside of their domestic use. so again, i think when we started looking at international currencies, usd which is again manipulated by the central bank or something like big coin is easy to say that a person and leg goes would prefer to use something that they can't can't get confiscated in as a utility that can be controlled by the u. s. government. and again, u.

s. government f, b, i, c, i, all the alphabets in the world can stop b, i t c. packed of the know. now let's switch confidence head over to africa. we know that in nigeria, things are, are getting down there, taken off their happening. you know that 30 percent of the countries already on bitcoin and looks like that's gone, hyperbolic all over africa. want to tell us what's going on again, these, these local occurs is an ira, or the uganda shilling these. these current is, have been used by colonizers to the extract wealth out africa. the fact that literally big coin is a superior transfer value than any of the, these are almost, you know, you could call them bobo coins. these local currencies aren't really worth much outside of their domestic use. so again, i think when we started looking at international currencies, usd which is again manipulated by the central bank or something like big coin is easy to say that a person and leg goes would prefer to use something that they can't can't get confiscated in as a utility that can't be controlled by the u. s. government. and again, u. s

s. government f, b, i, c, i a, all the alphabets in the world can stop b, i t c, packed of the know. now let's switch confidence head over to africa. we know that in nigeria, things are, are getting down there, taken off their happening. you know that 30 percent of the countries already on bitcoin, and it looks like that's gone, hyperbolic all over africa. wouldn't tell us what's going on again, these, these local occurs is an ira with you gone to shilling these. these current, as have been used by colonizers to the extract wealth out africa. the fact that literally big coin is a superior transfer value than in is the. these are almost, you know, you could call them bobo coins. these local currencies aren't really worth much outside of their domestic use. so again, i think when we started looking at international currencies, usd which is again manipulated by the central bank or something like big coin is easy to say that a person and leg goes would prefer to use something that they can't can't get confiscated in as a utility that can be controlled by the u. s. government. and again,

s. government, f, b i, c, i, all the alphabets in the world can stop b i t, c. hecta. now, now let's switch confidence head over to africa. we know that in nigeria, things are, are getting down there, taken off their happening, you know, that 30 percent of the countries already on bitcoin. and it looks like that's gone, hyperbolic all over africa. want to tell us what's going on again, these, these local occurs is an ira, or the uganda shilling these. these current is, have been used by colonizers to the extract wealth out africa. the fact that literally big coin is a superior transfer value than in, in the, these are almost, you know, you could call them bubble coins. these local currencies aren't really worth much outside of their domestic use. so again, i think when we start looking at international currencies, usd which is again manipulated by the central bank or something like big coin is easy to say that a person and leg goes would prefer to use something that they can't can't get confiscated in as a utility that can be controlled by the u. s. government. and aga

s. government, f, b, i, c, i. all the alphabets in the world can stop b, i t, c. packed of the now. now let's switch confidence head over to africa. we know that in nigeria, things are of getting down there, taken off their happening, you know, that 30 percent of the countries already on bitcoin and it looks like that's gone, hyperbolic all over africa. wouldn't tell us what's going on again. these, these local occurs is an ira, or the uganda shilling these, these currents is, have been used by colonizers to the extract wealth out africa. the fact that literally big coin is the superior transfer value than it is. he, these are almost, you know, you could call them bubble coins. these local currencies aren't really worth much outside of their domestic use. so again, i think when we start looking at international currencies, usd which is again manipulated by the central bank or something like big coin is easy to say that a person and leg goes would prefer to use something that they can't can't get confiscated in as a utility that can be controlled by the u. s. government. and again, u

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