Based on previous comments, Jim Toes has indicated they are very pro-cryptocurrency. Below you can view the tweets, quotes, and other commentary Jim Toes has made about Bitcoin, Ethereum, and cryptocurrency innovation.
Pro-Bitcoin is and should remain a NON-partisan issue. Hopefully it stays that way. If there’s a Q&A I bet she gets this question wrong- “is blockchain one word or two?”
#FIT21 is bipartisan legislation which provides regulatory clarity and consumer protections for the digital asset ecosystem. RT “While FIT21 is not a perfect bill (no bill is!), this is a critical and historic step toward establishing a federal regulatory framework for digital assets in the U.S.,” said Crypto Council for Innovation CEO @sheila_warren#NY03
Attention all #digitalassets#crypto proponents & nay-sayers. The Financial Innovation & Technology Act For the 21st Century #FIT21 is a substantial piece of digital asset legislation that is being voted on by the #houseofrepresentativesrules.house.gov
Thank you,
@GOPMajorityWhip
- the SEC's budget is recouped by charging fees on stock transactions. The equity markets should not be financing the costs for regulating crypto.
@GOPMajorityWhip Thank you, @GOPMajorityWhip - the SEC's budget is recouped by charging fees on stock transactions. The equity markets should not be financing the costs for regulating crypto.
@AaronJBKofsky @JDVance1 Good clip. Freedom to transact how we want is essential for our democracy. But in order to achieve this we need more congressional members like @JDVance1 who understand the utility case for #blockchain and #cryptocurrency
#NEW: Chairman @PatrickMcHenry and Digital Assets, Financial Technology and Inclusion Subcommittee Chairman @RepFrenchHill release a statement regarding the @SECGov's spot Bitcoin ETF approvals.
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Good insights into the legislative landscape for digital assets; stable coins and BTC ETF’s w/ @dave_lavalle@DGorfine & @InvescoUS#JasonMonk@GUFinPolicy
I have no doubt that @SECGov needs more staff for regulating crypto but, @GaryGensler needs to find a funding mechanism other than Section 31a fees. Equity mkts pay 100% of the SEC’s budget. A reg fee on crypto is needed & Congress/Chair Gensler need to identify
Bob Pisani
@BobPisani
SEC Chair @GaryGensler on crypto: "We could definitely use more staff" to help sort out crypto regulations.
@AspenInstitute@CNBC@SECGov