NIKE SELLING DIGITAL BOXERS

There is going to be causality to regulations but there are bullish things for the industry. There is a need for this industry to become what we all believe it is. Blockchain is technically a revolution and it only going to be allowed to be mass adopted in the US with the likes of regulatory clarity which we do not have. Privacy has become more of a thing, we are all going to have a digital identity eventually. It is kind of funny how everyone likes to attach news stories to the price action but they are looking at it the other way around. Price is the best thing to follow, you will become an insider trader because it's the footprint in the sand. Today's action yet again makes plain that the cryptocurrency market suffers from a lack of regulatory compliance not a lack of regulatory clarity. The SEC has not provided any regulatory clarity whatsoever.

You can look at most technological revolutions, they have always been initially met with regulations that propel the industry but at the same time hinder it in certain areas and crypto is no different. It has always been my view that crypto is on a one-way journey and that is to the Moon. I have always believed that this will be a 100-million-dollar market. The big question here is Why is it that we see CME, Blackrock, and all of these big players moving and putting preparation to benefit the cryptocurrency market? It is certainly not because they think it was just banned. You don't have to worry about that, it is not going to get banned, it is only going to get regulated. They going to be casualties just like they are with every new involving market.

Digital Identity is coming, and zkRollups are going to be the technology to drive that. You are all going to have a digital, everything is going digital. You can onboard a large part of the country that we don't even know about that have no identity because they live in certain countries that it is not just norms. They can all do that through a smart they can get access to a broader global economy. I thought Gary Gensler is saying crypto is back, and Nike is selling digital boxers with virtual sneakers for $19.82.

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