"We need smarter regulation, not less!"

The so-called "smart" regulation:

Ever wonder why sedans disappeared and every car is huge now? 

"Thanks, Obama!"

His administration changed fuel economy standards in a way that had the perverse impact of making cars even bigger. 

Here are all the vehicles for sale by the 3 largest US automakers. 62 vehicles, https://t.co/ZIHCM5rORs

Sheel Mohnot

"We need smarter regulation, not less!"

The so-called "smart" regulation:
https://x.com/pitdesi/status/1916120249176358950

Working on Farcaster and Warpcast. Longer thoughts at https://dwr.email

If your argument is some future candidate will be "smarter" than the Obama administration, I have a bridge to sell you.

tell that to all the crypto bros lining up to give handies to the current regime. 

i dare you to name and shame them in public. it is absolutely hard to call out your friends, but if not you, who? and if not now, when?

lmao @erik 

https://www.semafor.com/article/04/27/2025/the-group-chats-that-changed-america

and i don’t mean ‘mention it in the gc’. 

you have a platform. use it in a way that would make timothy may proud.

sovereign tools for peer-to-peer crypto-economic activity in the world of atoms.

tocwexsyndicate.com

and i don’t mean ‘mention it in the gc’. 

you have a platform. use it in a way that would make timothy may proud. 

https://warpcast.com/dwr.eth/0xded0258d

there is currently activity to write ‘crypto legislation and regulation’. not to make things more free, but to make them more aligned. not to say ‘this is and shall be a fully open space for innovation’ but rather to be oriented towards the specific thinking of the newly rising power. more legible to the regime. 

they are your investors, your friends, your allies, etc. 

get them to use their newfound power not to build more power, but to chop at the root of the corruption. 

we don’t need more rules that say ‘this is the shape of allowable innovation’. we need to be *free*. remember and honor the cypherpunks that came before you. 

encryption
digital money
anonymous networks
digital pseudonyms
zero knowledge
reputations
information markets <—you are here. 
black markets
collapse of governments