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What are Governments Saying?


Janet


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on
cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it
coordinates U.S. policy across
agencies." “T...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our
step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world
today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods
for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that
runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a
lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on
April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and
policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital
innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era
may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable,
they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most
other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our
authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on
cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it
coordinates U.S. policy across
agencies." “T...
Experience it on the web

Hilary


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it." “Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting
and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins
in order to trade with them has
the potential..


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it." “Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting
and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins
in order to trade with them has
the potential..
Experience it on the web

Jelena


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it." “Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group
is to basically provide a path
for banks to be able to act as a
custodian of these assets, use
crypto assets, digit...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it." “Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group
is to basically provide a path
for banks to be able to act as a
custodian of these assets, use
crypto assets, digit...
Experience it on the web

King Charles


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

King Charles III
King of England
.
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very
interesting development."
.


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our
step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world
today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods
for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that
runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a
lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on
April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and
policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital
innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era
may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable,
they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most
other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our
authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very
interesting development."
Experience it on the web

Sheikh Mohammad


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Sheikh Mohammed bin
Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever
designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to
participate in the design of this
new and rapidly...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our
step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world
today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods
for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that
runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a
lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on
April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and
policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital
innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era
may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable,
they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most
other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our
authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Sheikh Mohammed bin
Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever
designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to
participate in the design of this
new and rapidly...
Experience it on the web

Kingsley


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin
has been traded in Nigeria within
the last five years and Nigeria is
one of the top 10 countries in
the use of crypto...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin
has been traded in Nigeria within
the last five years and Nigeria is
one of the top 10 countries in
the use of crypto...
Experience it on the web

Joe biden


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90%
of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP,
are actively pursuing their own
central bank digital c...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our
step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world
today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods
for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that
runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a
lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on
April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and
policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital
innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era
may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable,
they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most
other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our
authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90%
of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP,
are actively pursuing their own
central bank digital c...
Experience it on the web

Modi


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it." “Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must...jointly shape global
for emerging technologies
like social media and
crptocurrencies so that they are
used to empower democracy, n...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it." “Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must...jointly shape global
for emerging technologies
like social media and
crptocurrencies so that they are
used to empower democracy, n...
Experience it on the web

Eric


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
Bitcoin is the “new way
of paying for goods and services
throughout the entire globe” and
that schools “must” teach the
technology behind it, ...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
Bitcoin is the “new way
of paying for goods and services
throughout the entire globe” and
that schools “must” teach the
technology behind it, ...
Experience it on the web

frans


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends,
my brothers and sisters, the
mayors of this country to sign on
to a mayoral crypto compact,
because we need to lead in t...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends,
my brothers and sisters, the
mayors of this country to sign on
to a mayoral crypto compact,
because we need to lead in t...
Experience it on the web

Dr hubert


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain
technology as a basis for their
new products and services,
represent a genesis of a new wave
of solutions that we...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain,
technology as a basis for their
new products and services,
represent a genesis of a new wave
of solutions that we...
Experience it on the web

Nayib


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million
millionaires in the world. Imagine
when each one of them
decides they should own at least
ONE #Bitcoin But there will...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million
millionaires in the world. Imagine
when each one of them
decides they should own at least
ONE #Bitcoin But there will...
Experience it on the web

Stephen


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address
concerns about the use of
cryptocurrencies by negotiating to
bring virtual currency exchange
platforms and some wallet prov...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address
concerns about the use of
cryptocurrencies by negotiating to
bring virtual currency exchange
platforms and some wallet prov...
Experience it on the web

Caroline


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a
framework that’s ready-made to go
right now into the regulated sector
for digital assets.” Caroline
D. Pham was sworn in...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a
framework that’s ready-made to go
right now into the regulated sector
for digital assets.” Caroline
D. Pham was sworn in...
Experience it on the web

Fumio


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that
incorporating new digital services
such as the metaverse and NFTs
will lead to economic growth
for Japan. As we enter the Web...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that
incorporating new digital services
such as the metaverse and NFTs
will lead to economic growth
for Japan. As we enter the Web...
Experience it on the web

Rand Paul


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question
now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve
currency of the world as more and
more people ...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question
now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve
currency of the world as more and
more people ...
Experience it on the web

Gary


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future
international order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies,
for undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps
starting with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some
form of collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately
managing and mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks,
it is going to develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the
virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global
sector. Our step is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all
investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the
last five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the
world today”. "Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it
provides livelihoods for many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world,
representing 90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies
(CBDCs).” “First, digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we
live in. When tech is driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes
sense to have money that runs on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout
the entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way
of thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of
this country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of
leadership," he said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not
lost because of a lack of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change
the world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have
their eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21
million #Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of
time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies
by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within
anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now
into the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner
on April 14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory
strategy and policy, with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such
as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly
that we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3
era may lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency
could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in
government.” “But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so
unreliable, they're also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more
stable than most other countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that
are put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether
governments then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within
our authorities to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is
generally a good thing, and
regulations that are put in place to
protect consumers are never a
bad thing," he argues. "The qu...


Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"We must ... jointly shape global norms for emerging technologies like
social media and cryptocurrencies so that they are used to empower democracy, not to undermine it."
“Technology has become a major instrument of global competition & key to shaping future international
order. Technology & data are becoming new weapons.”

Hilary Clinton
US Secretary of State
“What looks like a very interesting and somewhat exotic effort to
literally mine new coins in order to trade with them has the potential for undermining currencies, for
undermining the role of the dollar as the reserve currency, for destabilizing nations, perhaps starting
with small ones but going much larger.”

Jelena McWilliams
Former FDIC Chairman U.S.
"My goal in this interagency group is to basically provide a path for
banks to be able to act as a custodian of these assets, use crypto assets, digital assets as some form of
collateral." "I think that we need to allow banks in this space, while appropriately managing and
mitigating risk," McWilliams said. "If we don't bring this activity inside the banks, it is going to
develop outside of the banks...The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it."

King Charles III
King of England
"Blockchain! Yes, yes, very"

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Vice President & PM of UAE
“The future belongs to whoever designs it,” “Today, through the virtual
assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector. Our step
is a leap towards the future aimed at developing this sector and protecting all investors in it”.

Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
“$500 million worth of Bitcoin has been traded in Nigeria within the last
five years and Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries in the use of cryptocurrencies in the world today”.
"Rather than just shutting it off completely - especially to the extent that it provides livelihoods for
many people in a depressed economy".

Joe Biden
U.S. President
“For this reason, around 90% of governments around the world, representing
90% of global GDP, are actively pursuing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).” “First,
digital currencies are an inevitability in the ever more digital world that we live in. When tech is
driving the way we live, work, do business and much more besides, it makes sense to have money that runs
on tech too".

Janet Yellen
U.S. Secretary of Treasury
"A presidential executive order on cryptocurrencies would 'support
responsible innovation' as it coordinates U.S. policy across agencies." “The executive order
could “result in substantial benefits for the nation, consumers, and businesses.”

Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City
"Bitcoin is the “new way of paying for goods and services throughout the
entire globe” and that schools “must” teach the technology behind it, as well as “this new way of
thinking”.

Francis Suarez
Mayor of Miami, U.S.
"I'm going to ask my friends, my brothers and sisters, the mayors of this
country to sign on to a mayoral crypto compact, because we need to lead in the absence of leadership," he
said. "We need to make sure that a generation of prosperity and innovation is not lost because of a lack
of innovative spirit."

Dr. Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister of Bahamas
“Companies that utilize blockchain technology as a basis for their new
products and services, represent a genesis of a new wave of solutions that we believe will change the
world as we know it. There is no reason why these new blockchain technology companies that have their
eyes on global markets cannot have their base of operations here in The Bahamas.”

Nayib Bukele
President of El Salvador
“There are more than 50 million millionaires in the world.Imagine when
each one of them decides they should own at least ONE #Bitcoin But there will ever be only 21 million
#Bitcoin No enough for even half of them. A gigantic price increase is just a matter of time.”

Stephen Barclay
Member of Parliament.U.K
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies by
negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within anti-money
laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulation."

Caroline Pham
U.S. CFTC Commissioner
“The CFTC already has a framework that’s ready-made to go right now into
the regulated sector for digital assets.” Caroline D. Pham was sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner on April
14, 2022. She is a recognized leader in financial services compliance and regulatory strategy and policy,
with deep expertise in derivatives and capital markets and emerging issues such as digital innovation."

Fumio Kishida
Prime Minister of Japan
“We are confident that incorporating new digital services such as the
metaverse and NFTs will lead to economic growth for Japan. As we enter the Web3 era, I feel strongly that
we must resolutely promote this environment from a political standpoint.” “The dawn of the Web3 era may
lead economic growth [for Japan].”

Rand Paul U.S.
Senator State of Ketucky
“Well, I’ve started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could
actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in government.”
“But here's what I've started to believe now is that the government currencies are so unreliable, they're
also fiat currencies, they're not backed by anything. The dollar has been more stable than most other
countries and so it is the reserve currency,”

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is generally a good thing, and regulations that are
put in place to protect consumers are never a bad thing," he argues. "The question is whether governments
then overreach themselves." “What we’re trying to do is ensure to the best we can within our authorities
to bring projects into the investor protection perimeter."

Gary Gensler
SEC Chairman U.S.
"Protecting consumers is
generally a good thing, and
regulations that are put in place to
protect consumers are never a
bad thing," he argues. "The qu...
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