It Is Interesting To Watch The US Congress Grapple With Digital Asset Legislation
I guess we can put this in the humerous category. However, we are getting reports that the progress in Congress regarding crypto (stablecoin) legislation is getting very difficult. They simply are having a tough time pursuing this.
In this video I discuss how our governments are ill-equipped to handle this situation. The system was not designed to tackle issues such as these.
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This is why they hire legal consultants for these matters. Honestly our "geritocracy" has to come to an end. These old fogies in office dont know what is best for our country moving into an era of technology and AI, they will make many policy errors moving forward.
It's a huge mess because there is no centralized entity to go after and I don't think there is anything they can do about it. If there were a global law, it would still cause an issue because they would still have to decide the people in charge.
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In this video, Task discusses the challenges faced by the U.S. Congress in legislating stable coins and digital assets. He highlights the difficulties stemming from the traditional government structures that were designed for a physical world and are now trying to regulate the digital space. Task explains how lawmakers are struggling to define and regulate cryptocurrencies and stable coins and points out the complexities involved in enforcing such regulations. He also touches on the potential for developers to outpace legislation by finding loopholes in the laws. Task expresses skepticism about the government's ability to effectively regulate the rapidly evolving cryptocurrency space and predicts that developers will find ways to circumvent regulations.
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Task delves into the topic of impending legislation in the U.S. Congress surrounding stable coins and digital assets. He begins by expressing his skepticism and amusement at the challenges Congress faces in regulating these new technologies. Task argues that the traditional government systems are ill-equipped to handle the complexities of the digital world, which operates beyond geographic boundaries.
He discusses the difficulties Congress may encounter in targeting stable coins like Circle, which are domestically based and easily accessible to U.S. regulators. In contrast, dealing with entities like Binance and its stable coin BUSD proves to be more challenging due to their global presence and centralized nature. Task highlights the dilemma of how regulators can rein in such entities effectively.
The conversation transitions into the enforcement of regulations on cryptocurrencies and stable coins. Task questions who would be targeted for enforcement - end-users, merchants, or the entities producing these assets. He points out the jurisdictional challenges when entities producing stable coins are located outside the U.S. and are not bound by U.S. laws.
Task also touches on the idea of unified global laws for digital assets but emphasizes the likelihood of disagreement among different countries based on geopolitical interests. He predicts that the rapid evolution of technology will surpass the pace at which laws can be formulated, leading to loopholes and difficulties in enforcement.
The discussion extends to the age gap and technological competence of lawmakers, with Task expressing concern about older politicians trying to regulate technologies that are relatively new. He argues that the pace of technological innovation will make it challenging for legislation to keep up with developments in the cryptocurrency space. Task suggests that developers will find ways to circumvent regulations, such as through the use of coin mixers to obfuscate transactions.
In conclusion, Task remains skeptical about the government's ability to effectively regulate digital assets and stable coins due to the complexities involved, the rapid pace of technological advancements, and the potential for developers to outpace regulatory efforts.
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