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Friday, the SEC loses the only commissioner who ever actually stood up for bitcoin. No law passed this year. So two agencies are now writing bitcoin's rules on their own, and admitting in public those rules might not survive a courtroom challenge. Most people won't even notice this happened. It won't trend. This issue breaks down every opinion and analysis on bitcoin law worth reading right now, the numbers of the week, and every legal move happening next week. Who do you trust less to write bitcoin's rules: politicians who can't pass a law, or agencies who don't need one? Link in bio.

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This week Washington kept moving while Congress stayed stuck. New rules, new fights, new deadlines, and most Bitcoiners will only hear about them when it is too late to care. In today's The Bitcoin Act: ⚖️ Expert opinion and analysis on every Bitcoin legal and regulatory story of the week, US and worldwide 📊 The Numbers of the Week 📅 Every legal and regulatory event coming next week, before it happens Who ends up writing Bitcoin's rules. Congress, or the agencies?

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