Anytime I watch a pre-2000s movie, I can't help noticing the instances where smartphones would have blown up the plot or completely changed the storyline
+7 other companies also objected. No reason is required (nor should it be), but it would be interesting to know how an issuer considers this type of decision.
An interesting trend to watch
The sequel about Tommy Maddox will be even crazier
The Star. The Rumor. The Story.
#KordellStewart: Slash & Burn premieres October 27 on @HBOMax.
Yeah it would. But a total exemption for stabecoin transactions (like the bill in the House proposes) would obviously be the best
This microtransaction scenario is the best argument for why an tax exemption for stablecoin transactions is necessary.
Though enforceability would be tough anyway, it still leaves any given stablecoin transaction susceptible to being a tax code violation.
What if AI agents had to pay every time they read a webpage?
@Cloudflare CEO @eastdakota says that's where the internet is headed.
@Visa handles about 80,000 transactions per second at its peak. Cloudflare expects to need about 10 million on day one.
Self-custody not only embodies an activity involving an interface or device, but it inherently includes supply chain/delivery process by which a person obtains that interface/device. Policy conversations (both for and against) about self-custody will likely look different moving forward.
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We’re taking ‘Everything Under The Sun’ on the road…with special guests @DONBROCO!
Our pre-sale starts Tuesday, October 13 at 10 a.m. local. Tickets go on sale Friday, October 16 at 10 a.m. local. See you out there. 🔥
Coming soon: "The House of Senators"
News: Sens. Daines (R) and Merkley (D) have a BIPARTISAN rules change proposal to make the Senate function better
- Get rid of archaic delays like the "intervening day"
- Suspension votes at 2/3 margin for popular bills
- Fast track to floor for bipartisan bills from committee and for bipartisan Appropriations bills
They need 2/3 of the Senate to support it and they want to do it this year. They've talked to Schumer, Thune and the White House
Daines: “More bills passed, more votes taken, less time wasted"
Merkley: “If we don’t solve this, eventually one team or the other is going to get rid of the filibuster"
semafor.com/article/10/07/20…
Sounds like the title to a YouTube video that would show up on my feed and Id inevitably end up watching it
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The Tigers broadcast showed how old the players in both teams’ lineups were when Justin Verlander made his debut. 😅
