On the fifth of November-a day famously negligible, perhaps unless one is of the Yuletide spirit-Senator Cynthia Lummis, with a flourish worthy of Wilde himself, declared her opposition to resurrecting the GENIUS Act amidst the banking bonanza’s cacophony. In her perspicacious Bloomberg Television soliloquy, she remarked: “To pass GENIUS was as arduous as capturing a cloud with a net! Reopening this medley of digital dreams would be a folly I scarcely dare!” 🤷
The galaxy of bankers, quite lacking in vision, bemoaned stablecoin stipulations that deny yield to issuers while permitting titans like Coinbase to shower rewards upon their digital denizens. “Digital assets are indeed the future-oh, how delightfully obvious!-and we must ensure these splendid community banks do not shun their embrace of both fiat and cryptocurrency,” the senator quipped, ever the provocateur. 🌟
Digital assets are the future, and we need to make sure community banks are embracing the opportunity to bank both fiat currency and digital assets.
– Senator Cynthia Lummis (@SenLummis) November 5, 2025
Despite an understanding of the banking brigade’s frustrations, Lummis stood resolute: revisiting the wisdom of GENIUS was an act she unequivocally forbade. A complexity of interests, traditional finance versus the ever-growing exuberance of crypto, unfurled before her judgment. Yet, her encouragement to these community custodians of currency was that they embrace digital asset’s custody, lest they wander lost in the modern market. 🚀
State-Level Digital Asset Banking
Three pioneering paragons have already charted the path-Louisiana, Virginia, and her beloved Wyoming-embracing the call to custody digital riches. Lummis, with an aplomb that only the Western Hemisphere could produce, cited Western Union’s stablecoin ascension as a testament to appetites awoken by legislative lucidity. “Digital assets,” she declared, “are the future, the 21st-century economy-down with the passé, up with the present!” 💡
Broader Policy Engagement
Across the pond, in the revered halls of UK Parliament, the senator debated with the illustrious Dr. Lisa Cameron, Lord Ranger, and Lord Uddin, concocting a financial sandbox betwixt the US and the UK. This arena would enable daring tech ventures to frolic under the sun of lenient laws. “A marvelous cocktail of innovation and experimentation,” mused Lummis, her thoughts an ode to progress.
Great to meet with Dr. Lisa Cameron, Lord Ranger, and Lord Uddin from the UK Parliament to discuss a potential US-UK financial technology sandbox.
– Senator Cynthia Lummis (@SenLummis) November 5, 2025
Lummis, a veritable maven of cryptic policy, lent her voice on the Fifth to back Circle’s novel decree: stablecoins for firearms, a not-so-subtle nod to constitutional amusement. “Alignment with the law,” she mused, “avoids our financial systems from being mischievously reclaimed by those who would, quite illegally, use such means against the well-armed.” 🎩
After discussions w/ Circle, I’m glad they now allow legal firearm purchases using its stablecoin. By aligning its terms of service w/ existing legal requirements, Circle defends constitutional rights & ensures financial systems can’t be weaponized against law-abiding gun owners.
– Senator Cynthia Lummis (@SenLummis) November 5, 2025
Her illustrious career in cryptocurrency’s political theater includes championing a US tactical reserve of Bitcoin-a pot of gold beneath the digital rainbow-and a confrontation with the US Marshals over Silk Road’s Bitcoin, ever the symbol of her indefatigable spirit towards the future. 🧐✨
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2025-11-06 03:12