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OPINION | Don’t punish crypto for the sins of SBF’s FTX While Senate and House hearings likely will explore a mountain of misdeeds by SBF and his organizations, policymakers should not use the occasions to condemn crypto technologies broadly @CatoCMFA https://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/ny-oped-crypto-sbf-ftx-20221129-ebwwqyrlszhj7o65rwznjyzb5a-story.html

2/ MARAD committee reacted quite negatively to @CatoCMFA & @mercatus criticism of the Jones Act, proposing that all past & current members of these think tanks be charged with “treason” – which is punishable by death.

The argument that repealing Glass-Steagall caused the financial crisis is not supported by facts. http://buff.ly/2ggPxhJ

The myth of Glass-Steagall's repeal contributing to the crisis, and the reality of its irrelevance. http://buff.ly/2gqB5He

James Dorn in @ocregister: "Launching a war on cash, however, would further empower government." http://buff.ly/2dty0B9

#MonetaryRules are like guardrails on a twisting, mountain road. They prevent us from going over the edge -Scott Sumner @CatoCMFA

Jerry Jordan: "Artificially imposed negative interest rates will "excaberate the problems they seek to address." https://t.co/2c2xSLsgwv

People starting a small business shouldn't need to hire a lawyer. @ThayaKnight on #crowdfunding in @Newsweek

.@DavidBeckworth and @EconTalker discuss central banks and the recession @CatoInstitute May 19 for #EconTalkLIVE https://t.co/RuI5d6OVi7

.@WilliamJLuther: @OfficialNuBits show cryptocurrencies can be stable w/out gov intervention http://www.alt-m.org/2015/12/28/theoretical-fedcoin-meet-operational-nubits/