As always, Coinbase stands ready to help as we hopefully move toward a workable crypto asset securities framework that will keep innovation right here in the US. 10/10

But the SEC needs to do more than just copy and paste. And that starts with information gathering and analysis--the backbone of good rulemaking. 9/10

To be clear, we're glad the SEC is starting to think about how its rules apply to the subset of crypto that can be considered crypto securities. We've submitted several pieces of content, including a petition for rulemaking, to help them along. 8/10

The pleasure was mine, Prof. Tonya M. Evans | #DigitalMoneyDemystified. Thank you for inviting me on Tech Intersect™ Podcast to continue the conversation.

'The fact that the three of us on this podcast cannot articulate what that [SEC] standard is... points to a very serious problem.' paulgrewal.eth spoke candidly about the SEC on our gm from Decrypt podcast just 1 week before Coinbase got a Wells Notice. Watch: decrypt.co/videos/intervi…

A reminder that we once did great things in this country. And can again. Bernie Kosar

Land that I love: wake up. We don't have a God-given right to lead any innovation. Other countries aren't just sitting around.

When we address a gap in the law by distorting existing law to apply, instead of just passing a new law, we no longer have law at all.

The beauty of a last-minute opening on the calendar. See you in a few.

A security can apparently also be a commodity, except when it's not. And it depends on which regulator you ask, and when. If you're confused, you are not alone. Is this really the best American law has to offer?

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