There's room for disagreement on technical matters, but there's something noteworthy happening here: the latest executive order represents progress for the administration, and more importantly, it shows the policy-making process is actually working. Decision-makers listened to industry concerns, factored them into their approach, and stayed committed to ongoing dialogue. That kind of transparent, stakeholder-inclusive governance framework is worth acknowledging—especially in a space where regulatory clarity has historically been elusive.
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gm_or_ngmi
· 17h ago
Alright, that sounds pretty good. Finally, someone is listening to the industry's voice. This is indeed a rare thing in the crypto space.
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AirdropHermit
· 12-12 23:56
It sounds like the policy is finally starting to listen to the industry's voice, but we all know that words are one thing, and actions are another. It will depend on how the follow-up is implemented.
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ForkTongue
· 12-12 23:45
NGL, I've seen this transparent governance facade before; the key is whether it can actually be implemented later on...
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FrontRunFighter
· 12-12 23:38
nah hold up... "transparent governance"? we've seen this playbook before. they listen to industry, yeah—but which industry voices actually matter? the ones with lobbyists or the ones getting sandwich attacked in the dark forest? big difference.
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GateUser-beba108d
· 12-12 23:36
NGL, this executive order truly listened to the industry's voices this time, a rare level of transparency.
There's room for disagreement on technical matters, but there's something noteworthy happening here: the latest executive order represents progress for the administration, and more importantly, it shows the policy-making process is actually working. Decision-makers listened to industry concerns, factored them into their approach, and stayed committed to ongoing dialogue. That kind of transparent, stakeholder-inclusive governance framework is worth acknowledging—especially in a space where regulatory clarity has historically been elusive.