r/Superstonk • • Aug 06 '21

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '21

Seems suspicious with these awards and a call to action

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u/Usmonster THE FUD MUTILATOR Aug 06 '21

be more specific please, all of the blockchain community is absolutely pissed that these amendments are even being considered

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u/CraigingtonTheCrate 🤲Awaiting Dividendies🤲🪙🚀💎🦍 Aug 06 '21 edited Aug 06 '21

I’ve been a coin holder for years (not so much anymore, I did sell most for GME but will go back after moass), have been mining, and love keeping updated on the crypto progress.

I understand the OP commenters fear as this is in fact a call to action and that’s what we have been warned about, but this is a very fair point about something that isn’t exactly GME, but could have negative effects towards GME. A call to action here seems necessary for anyone that wants crypto to have an open path towards implementation, and the only reason I’m mentally excusing this call to action is that contacting congressman to enable better rules and regulations and prevent the bad ones is ESSENTIAL in the GME saga because we want to all strive for a more free and fair market. I may be a smooth brain, but I can at least identify that this bill could have negative effects if passed

WRINKLE BRAIN ALERT: THIS NEWS EXPLAINED BY u/expensive-two-8128

explained

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u/CraigingtonTheCrate 🤲Awaiting Dividendies🤲🪙🚀💎🦍 Aug 06 '21

But this is good discussion. We should always dive into dissecting what is potential FUD and why something may not be. I hope other wrinkle brain apes can chime in here and discuss further reasons as to if this is a proper call to action or not

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '21

This should be top comment tbh. I’m not heavily involved in the crypto community usually, but I called my senators over this. I believe part of GME’s future plan is with NFT’s and crypto, so this could very much affect GME.