RED ALERT: Call the Senate to save crypto - US Residents Get on the Phone NOW!
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fightforthefuture.orgPosted Aug 4, 2021, 9:41 PM UTC
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fightforthefuture.orgLanguage in the bill would require crypto brokers to report customer information to the Internal Revenue Service. More importantly, over the weekend it broadened the definition of what’s considered a “broker” to anyone “responsible for regularly providing any service effectuating transfers of digital assets on behalf of another person” which doesn’t exclude miners, software developers, stakers and other individuals in the crypto economy who don’t have customers.
So… people who don’t have customers would be required to report non-existing information? Then how is that a problem? By simple logic, it would mean they do not meet the requirements. What am I missing?
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They just ignore us. We need a more effective strategy. I don't have any ideas I just know that there must exist a more impactful technique of collectively plying our opinion.
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I heard there’s this thing called “election”.
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I never did that thing, to spare myself the futile effort.
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Didn’t Trump appoint a Pro-Crypto SEC? And he was voted out :(
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Direct Action has been an effective strategy in recent times.
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Crypto is the future
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