Stuart Alderoty speaking for the Technology Policy Institute

[kanaas]

Maybe I missed it, but I never saw this recording. In general all he's saying is very interesting (very good speaker), but in regards to the SEC it becomes very interesting from 25:00 ...

 

 

 

[Caracappa]

What a charming talker and well thought arguments.

If I did not like women I would like this man.

[panmores]

Sooo... has this SEC XRPL node been established meanwhile?

[pucksterpete]

Its promising, but this news came out back in July 2019

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https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/07/30/sec-to-run-bitcoin-ethereum-xrp-nodes

 

[kanaas]

Sooo... has this SEC XRPL node been established meanwhile?

We cannot know because they do not need a permission to run one ;-)

[peanut56]

1 hour ago, kanaas said:

We cannot know because they do not need a permission to run one ;-)

     This is funny:

     I was thinking a few days ago about how the xrp ledger could be perceived as a national security threat. If it ever was couldn't the U.S. government and others set up and install 70% of the world validators and maintain absolute voting control.

Also thanks to the great post.

[CountZerpula]

7 hours ago, panmores said:

Sooo... has this SEC XRPL node been established meanwhile?

This was from late summer/early fall:

https://beta.sam.gov/search?keywords="NAKAMOTO TERMINAL LLC"&sort=-modifiedDate&index=&is_active=true&page=1

https://www.nterminal.com/