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According to Cointelegraph: The US House of Representatives has voted in favor of the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT21), aimed at clarifying the rules of securities and commodities regulators in overseeing cryptocurrencies. The next step for the bill is a potentially challenging path through the US Senate, where it has neither a companion bill nor a set timeline for action.

The FIT21 bill, which saw 71 Democrats and 208 Republicans vote in favor, could face robust opposition in the Senate, considering the presence of prominent crypto critics like Senator Elizabeth Warren. Post the Senate Review, if approved, the bill would proceed to President Biden's desk. The President on May 22 expressed his administration's disapproval of the bill, though it didn't specify his vetoing intention.

While Coinbase CEO, Brian Armstrong, celebrated this development as a "total victory", crypto-focused lawyer Gabriel Shapiro countered by arguing that the FIT21 could still grant the SEC "considerable power". The bill, if passed, will primarily place the control of cryptocurrencies under the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), viewed as a more lax regulator than the SEC.

#FIT21 #Fatihcoşar #Floki🔥🔥

If you think crypto investing means buying Bitcoin or Ethereum and hoping they go up…you’re not investing.
You’re gambling.
Let me tell you what I’ve seen happen to most crypto investors.
They make millions in a bull market.
Then they buy Lamborghinis. Ferraris. Big houses.
And within 18 months… they’re broke again.
Why?
Because making money does not teach you how to keep money.
They had no financial education before they got rich.
So getting rich didn’t make them smarter.
It just made their mistakes bigger.
Here’s what I learned investing in crypto since 2016.
The winners understand:
• Which cryptos to hold
• Which ones to avoid
• Which risks are worth taking
The losers buy whatever is trending and pray.
Most people think all crypto carries the same risk.
It doesn’t.
There are stablecoins pegged to the U.S. dollar.
There are large-cap cryptocurrencies with real use cases.
There are blue-chip cryptos with long track records.
Each one carries a different level of risk.
But here’s what really separates winners from losers:
Timing and education.
In 1990, Apple stock traded at about $1.20 per share.
That same $1.20 is worth over $4 million today.
Not because people bought a lot.
Because they bought early.
Bitcoin was the same.
In 2016, Bitcoin traded around $400.
Today it’s over $100,000.
People who bought small amounts back then are still profitable—even after every crash.
That’s the lesson.
It’s not how much you invest.
It’s when you invest and how many units you accumulate.
You don’t need to be rich to start.
Skip eating out for a week.
Skip fancy coffee for a month.
Use that $50.
If you lose it, your life doesn’t change.
But if crypto follows the same pattern it has before…
that $50 could turn into something meaningful.
So the real question isn’t:
“Can I afford to invest?”
It’s:
Can you afford to stay financially uneducated?
Here’s what most people don’t know.
Crypto actually falls into four risk categories:
• Low risk
• Medium-low risk
• Medium risk
• High risk
Each category has specific types of crypto that belong there.
Most beginners don’t even know these categories exist.
They just chase whatever is pumping on social media.
Then they lose money and say, “Crypto is a scam.”
Crypto isn’t a scam.
Ignorance is expensive.
I spent years learning how to evaluate crypto properly:
• Market caps
• Use cases
• Backing mechanisms
• Adoption
• Risk profiles
Then I organized everything into one system so others wouldn’t have to learn the hard way.
It's called "Low-Risk Crypto Investing: The Right Way to Invest in Crypto."
Inside, you'll discover:
✓ The 4 risk categories and which cryptos fit where
✓ My actual low-risk crypto list with current market caps
✓ Why Bitcoin at $400 in 2016 matters for your strategy TODAY
✓ How to start with small amounts using disposable income
✓ The exact framework for evaluating crypto risk
👉👉👉I created a book for this, you can contact or send me a DM and Ill send it to you for you to study it
Most people will scroll past this and keep guessing.
The educated ones will stop guessing and start learning.
And that’s always been the difference between the rich and everyone else.
So I’ll ask you the same question my rich dad asked me:
Which one are you?

$BTC
$ETH
#FIT21 #Geopolitics #HotTrends #ICP. #jto

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