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Daniel Batten
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Just gave an online talk on Bitcoin and ESG to 200+ regulators from Securities Commissions, Banks, Central Banks from around the world including...

Nigeria, Canada, El Salvador, Indonesia, Ukraine, New York, NZ, South Africa

It's the second talk like this I've given. Over 350 regulators in total reached., including heads of banks, Central Banks and Securities Commissions.

Each time we engage with regulators and policymakers is a chance to put misinformation to bed permanently, and (re)educate them about why Bitcoin ticks the right boxes for them.

This in turn helps smooth the road for more nation state Bitcoin adoption, better ability to allow Bitcoin as a medium of exchange and more Bitcoin mining harvesting stranded energy on and off grids.

Onwards!
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drew · 3w
Congrats Daniel. 💪
DZC · 3w
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Little Johnny · 3w
What did the regulators, bankers, and central bankers say about the idea of separation of money and state? Did they give any good feedback about the idea of sending online payments directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution?
Freedom · 3w
This work of yours moves the needle and is meaningful. Thank you for all you do.
sêkwêstkwân ᓭᑫᐧᐢᑎᑳᐧᐣ · 3w
This whole discussion actually circumvents the message of bitcoin. Bitcoin is that each community can have it's own rules and own liquidity. We don't need some hi fluten bankster telling us anything.