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Government Shutdown Showdown | SEC and CFTC End “Turf War” | No More Fat Generals

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In this episode, Brian and Zach discuss: The government shutdown is impacting policy developments in digital assets. The Genius Act implementation has sparked a debate over stablecoin rewards. The banking industry is facing competition from digital asset companies. The SEC and CFTC are working together to provide clarity for digital assets. The CFTC currently lacks a full slate of commissioners. The collaboration between regulatory bodies is a positive sign for the industry. Updated CAMT regulations will not tax unrealized gains on bitcoin. Historical trends show Q4 is typically a strong period for markets and bitcoin. The upcoming TexCap and NABS are significant events for the future of finance and blockchain. The political landscape is shifting with grassroots movements in digital assets. And more! Subscribe and follow us on all platforms! YouTube Apple Podcasts Spotify Rumble Podcast Index iHeartRadio Podcast Addict Podchaser Deezer PlayerFM Castbox Goodpods TrueFans 

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In this episode, Brian and Zach discuss: The government shutdown is impacting policy developments in digital assets. The Genius Act implementation has sparked a debate over stablecoin rewards. The banking industry is facing competition from digital asset companies. The SEC and CFTC are working together to provide clarity for digital assets. The CFTC currently lacks a full slate of commissioners. The collaboration between regulatory bodies is a positive sign for ...

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