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USA v. Google LLC Court Filing, retrieved on January 24, 2023 is part of . You can jump to any part in this filing . This is part 1 of 44. HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series here I. INTRODUCTION 1. An open, vibrant internet is indispensable to American life. But today’s internet would not exist without the digital advertising revenue that, as a practical matter, funds its creation and expansion. The internet provides the public with unprecedented access to ideas, artistic expression, news, commerce, and services. Content creators span every conceivable industry; they publish diverse material on countless websites that inform, entertain, and connect society in vital ways. Yet the viability of many of these websites depends on their ability to sell digital advertising space. Just as newspaper, radio, and television organizations historically relied on advertising to fund their operations, today’s online publishers likewise rely on advertising revenue to support their activities and reach. But unlike historical media advertising, today’s online ads are bought and sold in enormous volumes in mere fractions of a second, using highly sophisticated tools and automated exchanges that more closely resemble a modern stock exchange than an old-fashioned, bilateral contract negotiation for newspaper ad space. 2. Website publishers in the United States sell more than 5 trillion digital display advertisements on the open web each year—or more than 13 billion advertisements every day. The sheer volume of these online ads make the offline advertisements of yesteryear pale in comparison. To put these numbers in perspective, the daily volume of digital display advertisements grossly outnumbers (by several multiples) the average number of stocks traded each day on the New York Stock Exchange. The digital display advertising business is also lucrative. Collectively, these advertisements generate more than $20 billion in revenue per year, just for publishers based in the United States. 3. To meet this demand, sophisticated technological tools, informally known as “ad tech,” have developed to automate advertising matchmaking between two key groups: website publishers and advertisers. [1] These tools have evolved such that today, every time an internet user opens a webpage with ad space to sell, ad tech tools almost instantly match that website publisher with an advertiser looking to promote its products or services to the website’s individual user. This process typically involves the use of an automated advertising exchange that runs a high-speed auction designed to identify the best match between a publisher selling internet ad space and the advertisers looking to buy it. 4. But competition in the ad tech space is broken, for reasons that were neither accidental nor inevitable. One industry behemoth, Google, has corrupted legitimate competition in the ad tech industry by engaging in a systematic campaign to seize control of the wide swath of high-tech tools used by publishers, advertisers, and brokers, to facilitate digital advertising. Having inserted itself into all aspects of the digital advertising marketplace, Google has used anticompetitive, exclusionary, and unlawful means to eliminate or severely diminish any threat to its dominance over digital advertising technologies. 5. Google’s plan has been simple but effective: (1) neutralize or eliminate ad tech competitors, actual or potential, through a series of acquisitions; and (2) wield its dominance across digital advertising markets to force more publishers and advertisers to use its products while disrupting their ability to use competing products effectively. Whenever Google’s customers and competitors responded with innovation that threatened Google’s stranglehold over any one of these ad tech tools, Google’s anticompetitive response has been swift and effective. Each time a threat has emerged, Google has used its market power in one or more of these ad tech tools to quash the threat. The result: Google’s plan for durable, industry-wide dominance has succeeded. 6. Google, a single company with pervasive conflicts of interest, now controls: (1) the technology used by nearly every major website publisher to offer advertising space for sale; (2) the leading tools used by advertisers to buy that advertising space; and (3) the largest ad exchange that matches publishers with advertisers each time that ad space is sold. Google’s pervasive power over the entire ad tech industry has been questioned by its own digital advertising executives, at least one of whom aptly begged the question: “[I]s there a deeper issue with us owning the platform, the exchange, and a huge network? The analogy would be if Goldman or Citibank owned the NYSE.” 7. By deploying opaque rules that benefit itself and harm rivals, Google has wielded its power across the ad tech industry to dictate how digital advertising is sold, and the very terms on which its rivals can compete. Google abuses its monopoly power to disadvantage website publishers and advertisers who dare to use competing ad tech products in a search for higher quality, or lower cost, matches. Google uses its dominion over digital advertising technology to funnel more transactions to its own ad tech products where it extracts inflated fees to line its own pockets at the expense of the advertisers and publishers it purportedly serves. 8. Google’s anticompetitive behavior has raised barriers to entry to artificially high levels, forced key competitors to abandon the market for ad tech tools, dissuaded potential competitors from joining the market, and left Google’s few remaining competitors marginalized and unfairly disadvantaged. Google has thwarted meaningful competition and deterred innovation in the digital advertising industry, taken supra-competitive profits for itself, and prevented the free market from functioning fairly to support the interests of the advertisers and publishers who make today’s powerful internet possible. 9. The harm is clear: website creators earn less, and advertisers pay more, than they would in a market where unfettered competitive pressure could discipline prices and lead to more innovative ad tech tools that would ultimately result in higher quality and lower cost transactions for market participants. And this conduct hurts all of us because, as publishers make less money from advertisements, fewer publishers are able to offer internet content without subscriptions, paywalls, or alternative forms of monetization. One troubling, but revealing, statistic demonstrates the point: on average, Google keeps at least thirty cents—and sometimes far more—of each advertising dollar flowing from advertisers to website publishers through Google’s ad tech tools. Google’s own internal documents concede that Google would earn far less in a competitive market. 10. The United States and Plaintiff States bring this action for violations of the Sherman Act to halt Google’s anticompetitive scheme, unwind Google’s monopolistic grip on the market, and restore competition to digital advertising. [1] Internet advertisers include businesses, agencies of federal and state governments, charitable organizations, political candidates, public interest groups, and more. The money these advertisers spend on digital advertising creates an important stream of revenue for websites to use in creating, developing, and publishing website content. Continue Reading . Here About HackerNoon Legal PDF Series: We bring you the most important technical and insightful public domain court case filings. This court case 1:23-cv-00108 retrieved on September 8, 2023, from is part of the public domain. The court-created documents are works of the federal government, and under copyright law, are automatically placed in the public domain and may be shared without legal restriction. justice.gov

US v. Google: Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness, and Advertising

ইউএস বনাম গুগল: লাইফ, লিবার্টি, পারস্যুট অফ হ্যাপিনেস এবং বিজ্ঞাপন

USA gegen Google: Leben, Freiheit, Streben nach Glück und Werbung

Estados Unidos contra Google: vida, libertad, búsqueda de la felicidad y publicidad

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यूएस बनाम गूगल: जीवन, स्वतंत्रता, खुशी की तलाश, और विज्ञापन

米国対グーグル: 生命、自由、幸福の追求、そして広告

미국 대 Google: 생명, 자유, 행복 추구 및 광고

EUA x Google: Vida, Liberdade, Busca pela Felicidade e Publicidade

США против Google: жизнь, свобода, стремление к счастью и реклама

ABD v. Google: Yaşam, Özgürlük, Mutluluk Arayışı ve Reklamcılık

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Hey HackerNoon Readers! I’m Ryan Wilson and I am a Web Developer and Blogger at www.ryanwilsondesign.com. I want to thank the HackerNoon community and staff for their nomination in the as well as for sponsoring the Web 3 category of the . Web 3 category, BingX 2022 Noonies awards I’ve been nominated for the following awards and if you like my writing, please do check out these award pages and vote for me: HACKERNOON CONTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR- : DEFI Web 3 is one of the most “exciting” technologies in the current tech landscape because it is such a threat to individual liberty and autonomy. Learn more about my thoughts and opinions on Web 3 and my journey in the tech industry via the interview below. 1. Please tell us your story. What do you currently do in the Web 3 landscape and how did you get started doing it? I have been a web developer since before the term was coined.  Back when I was first starting out in the late 1990’s, I was known as a Web Designer — someone who designs websites.  Since I was already skilled in Graphic Design, it was a natural extension to design for the web in addition to conventional graphic design areas (logos, posters, etc). This was before programming became a part of the process of creating websites and the focus was mostly on getting sites to look halfway decent while actually functioning online. The current concerted effort to promote what is being called “Web3” is concerning to me, as there seems to be a deficiency in critical analysis in favor of cheerleading and apologetics. I started writing about Web3 on my personal blog, because I was tired of seeing articles that gloss over the real dangers and risks inherent in Web3. 2. Tell us more! What are the things you make / write / manage / build in the world of Web3? I create and build websites for a variety of purposes, and write about how “Web3” is a buzzword that has already become a cliche. The sites I build are not dependent upon any cryptocurrency or blockchain database, nor do they need to be. 3. What is your inspiration for writing and what made you want to get published on HackerNoon? I started writing blog posts on my own website as an outlet for expressing my thoughts about how Web technologies need to be evaluated and thought about, and not just accepted and integrated into people’s lives without question. I have been an avid reader of Hacker Noon for many years, and finally got around to submitting an article this year. One of the things I appreciate about Hacker Noon is that they are willing to publish articles from varying points of view that may be antagonistic to popular narratives about new technologies. 4. What do you think is the most exciting development in Web3 right now? and on a personal level, what are you most excited or passionate about in this space? The word “exciting” is not necessarily a positive thing. The entire concept of money is on the verge of being redefined in terms of Central Bank Digital Currency, and so little is being written about it. Personally, I take it as a challenge to at least put some sort of dissenting voice out there so that some people at least start thinking about how all aspects of life could very soon be totally changed for the worse. The potential for abuse is like nothing that has come before, in terms of total surveillance and loss of autonomy. These issues urgently need attention and discussion before decisions are made for us. 5. What are your concerns about Web3 and why do they worry you? The most concerning aspect of Web3 is how quickly and easily words and terms have been redefined according to the goals of those pushing Web3 (mostly governments and major corporations). The Orwellian rewriting of what certain words mean (such as decentralization) is a disturbing trend that needs to be stopped. The digital enslavement of everyone on Earth is within reach by those who have the money and power to execute it. Web3 is a convenient vehicle for carrying out totalitarianism on a global scale. 6. If we gave you $10 million to invest in a web 3 project today, what would you invest in and why? I would invest the 10 million in educational and information awareness programs that help people to understand what is really meant by Web3. The attendant loss of all privacy, the redefinition of what money is, the ways in which compliance will be demanded in order to live a private life without being manipulated. There seem to be few dissenting voices and this needs to change quickly. 7. What are you currently learning? Currently, I am learning more about the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express, React, and Node). This is a very versatile tech stack that can be used for nearly anything on the web, from simple to complex. No “metaverse” or blockchain necessary. 8. What’s the best advice you’ve ever given someone? The best advice I have ever given is to question anything and everything you read online or see on tv! It is easier than ever to attempt to control the way people think, via social media, tv media, or mass marketing campaigns. Realize that most of the things we see on a daily basis were put there on purpose by those with moneyed agendas. 9. What’s the best advice you’ve ever received? The best advice I ever received was to always be suspicious of the motives of those with power and money (usually governments and corporations). So much time and money is spent on a daily basis to influence people in different ways -- it is very important to always be critical of the motives of those who are trying to influence you, About HackerNoon’s 2022 Noonie Awards The annual Noonies Awards celebrate the best and brightest of the tech industry, bringing together all who are making the Internet and the world of tech what it is today. The 2022 Noonies Awards for the Web 3 category are sponsored by . BingX A BIG thank you to the sponsor who is helping us celebrate the accomplishments of all our nominees!

Web Developer Ryan Wilson Considers Web 3 a "Threat to Individual Liberty and Autonomy"

Freedom has long been humanity's most persistent pursuit, a flame that has illuminated civilizations, revolutions, and personal transformations. My own journey reflects this quest, marked by achievements, setbacks, and profound realizations about the true essence of freedom. Throughout my professional life, I’ve embraced a lifestyle that many would envy, enjoying the ability to work from anywhere at any time. This seemed like the ultimate expression of liberty. However, I’ve come to understand that external mobility does not equate to internal freedom. True sovereignty is far more nuanced and complex than mere geographical independence. One of the most painful lessons I’ve encountered is the danger of over-attachment. We often become enslaved not by external forces, but by our own desires, obsessions, and expectations. When something we deeply care about is suddenly taken away, we find ourselves vulnerable, our sense of self shattered. This, I realized, is not freedom; it is a bondage of the most insidious kind. True sovereignty lies in cultivating a sense of self that remains unbroken, regardless of external circumstances. It involves recognizing that our worth is not defined by what we own, but by our capacity to adapt, to rise, and to transform in the face of adversity. In my understanding, true freedom rests on three fundamental aspects of life. First is the sovereignty of time, which allows me to choose how I invest my most precious resource. Second is the sovereignty of location, granting me the freedom to shape my environment rather than being constrained by it. Lastly, there is the sovereignty of financial aspiration, empowering me to design my economic destiny without being limited by traditional constraints. To deepen my understanding of freedom, I have delved into historical narratives of civilizations and individuals who have pursued sovereignty. From the philosophical resistance of the Stoics to the revolutionary spirits of indigenous cultures, and from the intellectual rebellions of enlightenment thinkers to the economic pioneers of our modern era, each story offers valuable insights into the nature of true liberation. These historical journeys reveal that freedom is not a destination but a continuous process of learning, unlearning, and redefining our boundaries. Ironically, the path to sovereignty requires a profound understanding of what we can and cannot control. It demands a delicate balance between ambition and acceptance, between striving and surrendering. We must learn to hold our dreams lightly, pursuing them with passion but not desperation. Currently, my life’s trajectory is focused not on conquering external worlds but on exploring the intricate landscapes of human potential. It involves discovering how individuals can craft lives filled with meaning, impact, and genuine freedom. This journey is not solitary; it is a collective exploration. It is about connecting with fellow travelers who understand that true sovereignty is not about standing alone but about creating meaningful connections that amplify both individual and collective potential. As I navigate this path, I am guided by a simple yet profound understanding: freedom is not a state to be achieved but a continuous dance of adaptation, learning, and growth. And so, the journey continues... Freedom has long been humanity's most persistent pursuit, a flame that has illuminated civilizations, revolutions, and personal transformations. My own journey reflects this quest, marked by achievements, setbacks, and profound realizations about the true essence of freedom. Throughout my professional life, I’ve embraced a lifestyle that many would envy, enjoying the ability to work from anywhere at any time. This seemed like the ultimate expression of liberty. However, I’ve come to understand that external mobility does not equate to internal freedom. True sovereignty is far more nuanced and complex than mere geographical independence. One of the most painful lessons I’ve encountered is the danger of over-attachment. We often become enslaved not by external forces, but by our own desires, obsessions, and expectations. When something we deeply care about is suddenly taken away, we find ourselves vulnerable, our sense of self shattered. This, I realized, is not freedom; it is a bondage of the most insidious kind. True sovereignty lies in cultivating a sense of self that remains unbroken, regardless of external circumstances. It involves recognizing that our worth is not defined by what we own, but by our capacity to adapt, to rise, and to transform in the face of adversity. In my understanding, true freedom rests on three fundamental aspects of life. First is the sovereignty of time, which allows me to choose how I invest my most precious resource. Second is the sovereignty of location, granting me the freedom to shape my environment rather than being constrained by it. Lastly, there is the sovereignty of financial aspiration, empowering me to design my economic destiny without being limited by traditional constraints. To deepen my understanding of freedom, I have delved into historical narratives of civilizations and individuals who have pursued sovereignty. From the philosophical resistance of the Stoics to the revolutionary spirits of indigenous cultures, and from the intellectual rebellions of enlightenment thinkers to the economic pioneers of our modern era, each story offers valuable insights into the nature of true liberation. These historical journeys reveal that freedom is not a destination but a continuous process of learning, unlearning, and redefining our boundaries. Ironically, the path to sovereignty requires a profound understanding of what we can and cannot control. It demands a delicate balance between ambition and acceptance, between striving and surrendering. We must learn to hold our dreams lightly, pursuing them with passion but not desperation. Currently, my life’s trajectory is focused not on conquering external worlds but on exploring the intricate landscapes of human potential. It involves discovering how individuals can craft lives filled with meaning, impact, and genuine freedom. This journey is not solitary; it is a collective exploration. It is about connecting with fellow travelers who understand that true sovereignty is not about standing alone but about creating meaningful connections that amplify both individual and collective potential. As I navigate this path, I am guided by a simple yet profound understanding: freedom is not a state to be achieved but a continuous dance of adaptation, learning, and growth. And so, the journey continues...

The Long Road Home: A Story of Loss, Learning, and Renaissance - PART 2

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With phones becoming more and more powerful, it’s no surprise that big gaming companies have their eyes set on the mobile industry. Games that were once only reserved for console/PC can now be enjoyed on the go or on the toilet or wherever you want really. With that said, let’s take a look at some of the big AAA games that you can play on your iPhone. GET PUBLISHED ON HACKERNOON.
Join a global network of 45,000+ published devs, builders, founders, makers, VCs, hodlrs, and hackers. Start submitting your tech stories and tutorials to get published FREE on HackerNoon — no pop-ups, no paywalls. 5 AAA Games You Can Play on iPhone 1. Alien: Isolation Resident Evil 4 Remake
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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas 1. Alien: Isolation For horror lovers, you’ll be happy to hear that Alien Isolation is available on iPhone. You play as Amanda Ripley, a daughter looking for clues about her missing mother. But it’s not easy to uncover the truth when you have a terrifying Xenomorph breathing down your neck at every turn you make. The Xenomorph is a scary and powerful creature; one that you can’t fight head-on. You’ll have to play it smart and be sneaky. Players will have to hide, evade, and outsmart the Alien if they want to live to see another day. Note: These are the phones compatible with Alien: Isolation -

iPhone 8 Plus
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iPhone SE 2 (2020) and later 2. Resident Evil 4 (2023) We’re staying on the horror train with another banger; this time, 2023’s Resident Evil 4. When the daughter of the U.S. president is kidnapped in Spain, only one man can save her. The man who never gives up the opportunity to do a useless backflip, Leon S. Kennedy. This game is way more action-oriented than something like Alien: Isolation, but it’s still a Resident Evil game, so there’s still a great amount of horror elements in it. Interestingly enough, this isn’t the only Resident Evil game that you can play on iPhone. Both Resident Evil 7: Biohazard and Resident Evil Village are also available. Note: You do need an iPhone 15 Pro or higher to play Resident Evil 4. 3. Assassin’s Creed Mirage The newest installment in the long-running Assassin’s Creed series, Mirage just made its way onto mobile phones this year after being released on consoles and PC last year. Like the other games in the series, Mirage is set in the past; this time, in Baghdad during the 800s A.D. You play as Basim Ibn Ishaq as you take him from petty thief to full-fledged member of the Hidden Ones and beyond. But not everything is as it seems, and there’s more to Basim than meets the eye. It will be up to you to figure out the mystery hiding in the shadows. Note: You do need an iPhone 15 Pro or higher to play Assassin’s Creed Mirage. 4. Death Stranding Enter into the complex mind of Hideo Kojima with Death Stranding. Starring famous actor Norman Reedus, you play as a delivery boy. Okay, I'm just kidding; that is an immense oversimplification of the game (although it does feel like that at times). But if we dig deep down beyond the walking/delivery boy memes, you have this extremely well-written game that will have you scratching your head to figure out what the hell is going on (in a good way, of course). And if you’ve never played it before, now would be a perfect time to do so as a sequel is walking our way in 2025. Note: You do need an iPhone 15 Pro or higher to play Death Stranding. 5. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas - Definitive Let’s cap off the list with a classic. The game that got many of us in trouble with our parents: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Now available right from our pocket. I mean, what else can I say about this game that hasn’t been said a million times before? One of the greatest games of all time and highly influential, although I do admit I may be biased considering this is the GTA I played the most when I was a kid. But besides San Andreas, there are other GTA games available on iOS such as GTA: Liberty City Stories, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and GTA: Chinatown Wars. It’s great to see classics like these readily available for the current and future generations, and I hope more studios continue the trend of adding old-school games onto phones. Note: You need a phone with iOS 16.0 or later and a phone with the A12 Bionic chip or later to play San Andreas. More in Gaming: 5 Gaming Franchises That Need to Return
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Beyond The Base Game: Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree Marketing Case Study Feature image source With phones becoming more and more powerful, it’s no surprise that big gaming companies have their eyes set on the mobile industry. Games that were once only reserved for console/PC can now be enjoyed on the go or on the toilet or wherever you want really. With that said, let’s take a look at some of the big AAA games that you can play on your iPhone. GET PUBLISHED ON HACKERNOON. Join a global network of 45,000+ published devs, builders, founders, makers, VCs, hodlrs, and hackers. Start submitting your tech stories and tutorials to get published FREE on HackerNoon — no pop-ups, no paywalls. GET PUBLISHED ON HACKERNOON. GET PUBLISHED ON HACKERNOON . GET PUBLISHED ON HACKERNOON Join a global network of 45,000+ published devs, builders, founders, makers, VCs, hodlrs, and hackers. Start submitting your tech stories and tutorials to get published FREE on HackerNoon — no pop-ups, no paywalls. Join a global network of 45,000+ published devs, builders, founders, makers, VCs, hodlrs, and hackers. Start submitting your tech stories and tutorials to get published FREE on HackerNoon — no pop-ups, no paywalls. 5 AAA Games You Can Play on iPhone 1. Alien: Isolation Resident Evil 4 Remake Assassin’s Creed Mirage Death Stranding Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Resident Evil 4 Remake Assassin’s Creed Mirage Death Stranding Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas 1. Alien: Isolation For horror lovers, you’ll be happy to hear that Alien Isolation is available on iPhone. You play as Amanda Ripley, a daughter looking for clues about her missing mother. But it’s not easy to uncover the truth when you have a terrifying Xenomorph breathing down your neck at every turn you make. The Xenomorph is a scary and powerful creature; one that you can’t fight head-on. You’ll have to play it smart and be sneaky. Players will have to hide, evade, and outsmart the Alien if they want to live to see another day. Note: These are the phones compatible with Alien: Isolation - iPhone 8 Plus
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What a difference one presidential mandate makes, 35,064 little hours. You see, I didn’t ask how the outcome of the 2024 presidential election would impact the Bitcoin price. This time, the tables have turned. Bitcoin has become a legit voter. Its voting power is undeniable. If one golden retriever can influence the second presidential debate, then imagine what the Bitcoin voting machine can do. This story is unbiased because I don’t have a horse in this race. My dreams of the first true crypto president died when I wrote A Requiem for John David McAfee. But, in the meantime, you can hardly find someone who is referring to the crypto voters as ‘so-called,’ although the quotation marks are still being used. What About CryptoBros? Where Their Money Goes? According to an analysis by Public Citizen, nearly half of all corporate money during this election cycle is coming from the crypto industry. Data provided to The New Republic from Open Secrets adds some staggering details: Crypto companies have spent over $121 million to sway elections during this cycle. By comparison, since the Citizens United ruling in 2010, the fossil fuel industry has collectively spent $176 million over 14 years of election cycles. You can look at these numbers and call it a day because you believe you know how the whole election game is going to play (out). But, these aren’t the only numbers worthy of our attention. What about the Bitcoin price history? It speaks volumes, doesn’t it? Trump already made a bold promise to turn the U.S. into the “crypto capital of the planet.” It seems that his NFT trading cards weren’t convincing enough. So, there’s more. He also plans to launch a crypto platform under the name World Liberty Financial, which will be run by his sons Eric and Donald Jr. That’s nice, but the timing is a bit very convenient. His speech will come 50 days before Election Day, an extraordinary use of dwindling campaign time to promote a personal business. The Republican former president has long mixed his political and business interests and marketed sneakers, photo books and Trump-branded Bibles during his 2024 campaign. The latest of Trump’s ‘pledges of crypto allegiance,’ most definitely not the last, “have begun to rattle some of Trump’s allies within the crypto world. They’re warning that his family should shelve a project that they say creates unnecessary political risks and reflects poorly on the industry. The drama illustrates the risks associated with Trump’s growing embrace of the crypto community, which he’s promised to give a sweeping set of supportive policies if elected. Government watchdogs have also warned the intertwining of politics, policy and the Trump family business poses new conflict of interest.” It would be wrong to think that the CryptoBros are still labeling the Biden administration as being unfriendly to the industry. Yes, there were some troubles in a Democratic crypto paradise when “the Security and Exchange Commission’s (SEC’s) crackdown on the industry began about two years ago, following the collapse of FTX, the world’s third-largest crypto exchange at the time. The SEC responded by hitting top crypto firms with a wave of lawsuits, accusing them of bypassing fundamental investor protections.” You should know that “in August, industry executives met with Harris’s team in a conference call organized by Representative Ro Khanna, who has received nearly $250,000 in political donations from industry; only Gillibrand has received more cash from crypto, according to data provided to TNR from Open Secrets. Harris has been endorsed by Ron Conway and Chris Larsen, the co-founder of Ripple.” Let’s Stay on Bitcoin’s Path and Do The Math It’s easy to go astray when analyzing crypto’s role in the 2024 presidential election. Bitcoin isn’t the only crypto elephant in the election room, but it’s the biggest and most influential by far. So, let’s stick to it. All predictions and news headlines are wild and contradictory at the same time. That’s how you end up with a headline like this: “A Trump victory could send bitcoin to $125,000, but new records are likely no matter who wins election, says Standard Chartered.” But then, almost at the same time, you get hit by this one: “Bitcoin price fell as the presidential debate began. The price of bitcoin began falling during the U.S. presidential debate Tuesday night, losing almost 4% by the time it hit a low Wednesday morning.” Then, there’s a respectably influential community, I like to call “regardless investors.” Some of them made these very strong “regardless” arguments, such as this one: “Do I think we’ll be in the six figures by 2025? Almost certainly. Do I think we’ll be in the six figures regardless of who wins? Almost certainly,” said Steven Lubka, head of private clients and family offices at Swan Bitcoin. “Bitcoin has always been an investment that is rooted more in the fiscal and monetary profile of countries, sovereigns and the United States. Neither candidate changes that.” I also stumble upon another one that wants to make sure that neither candidate really means neither: “Fears that a Kamala Harris presidency would somehow limit the price of bitcoin or drive it lower are overblown,” said James Davies, co-founder at crypto trading platform Crypto Valley Exchange. “Some of our communities … have become echo chambers and are convinced the sky will fall if one side or the other wins. The truth is that the market is robust, not centered on the U.S., and hasn’t reacted negatively to major events from either side.” So, Bitcoin has no reason to be restless because of “regardless?” Right? Well, it’s not that simple. Bitcoin, Do Not Worry About Elections, Beware of Emotions! It would be naive to think that the crypto community is monolithic when it comes to politics, including its biggest Bitcoin tribe. “Politico” is warning us about “crypto’s civil war over the 2024 elections:” Democratic crypto lobbyists, executives and investors say the industry is at risk of leaning too far right as its leaders come out in force for GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, who is promising policies that would boost digital asset firms. Their Republican counterparts say engaging with Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and backing her party’s down-ballot candidates risks isolating long-time allies in the GOP, with little to no guarantee it will pay off. Perhaps, it would’ve been better for Bitcoin to stay away from this presidential election cycle, but with so much money already involved, so many promises already given, and expectations sky-high, I’m afraid it’s too late. What’s even worse, I’m afraid that the Bitcoin community will never be the same after the 47th President of the United States is officially inaugurated. It’s not the “crypto civil war” that I’m worried about, but the endless blaming game if the Bitcoin price stops climbing up after January 2025. So far, one thing about Bitcoin has always been true, it’s neither red nor blue. The 2024 presidential election can change that for good. The speculation and headlines have begun: Could November be “the Bitcoin Election”? Remember, remember, the 5th of November, Bitcoin, fiat treason and inflation plot. I see no reason Why Bitcoin 2024 election season Should ever be forgot. What a difference one presidential mandate makes, 35,064 little hours. You see, I didn’t ask how the outcome of the 2024 presidential election would impact the Bitcoin price. This time, the tables have turned. Bitcoin has become a legit voter. Its voting power is undeniable. If one golden retriever can influence the second presidential debate , then imagine what the Bitcoin voting machine can do. the second presidential debate This story is unbiased because I don’t have a horse in this race. My dreams of the first true crypto president died when I wrote A Requiem for John David McAfee . But, in the meantime, you can hardly find someone who is referring to the crypto voters as ‘so-called,’ although t he quotation marks are still being used . A Requiem for John David McAfee he quotation marks are still being used What About CryptoBros? Where Their Money Goes? According to an analysis by Public Citizen, nearly half of all corporate money during this election cycle is coming from the crypto industry. Data provided to The New Republic from Open Secrets adds some staggering details: Crypto companies have spent over $121 million to sway elections during this cycle. By comparison, since the Citizens United ruling in 2010, the fossil fuel industry has collectively spent $176 million over 14 years of election cycles. According to an analysis by Public Citizen, nearly half of all corporate money during this election cycle is coming from the crypto industry . Data provided to The New Republic from Open Secrets adds some staggering details: Crypto companies have spent over $121 million to sway elections during this cycle . By comparison, since the Citizens United ruling in 2010, the fossil fuel industry has collectively spent $176 million over 14 years of election cycles . Public Citizen, Public Citizen, nearly half of all corporate money during this election cycle is coming from the crypto industry The New Republic The New Republic Crypto companies have spent over $121 million to sway elections during this cycle Citizens United the fossil fuel industry has collectively spent $176 million over 14 years of election cycles You can look at these numbers and call it a day because you believe you know how the whole election game is going to play (out). But, these aren’t the only numbers worthy of our attention. What about the Bitcoin price history? It speaks volumes, doesn’t it? Trump already made a bold promise to turn the U.S. into the “ crypto capital of the planet .” It seems that his NFT trading cards weren’t convincing enough. So, there’s more. He also plans to launch a crypto platform under the name World Liberty Financial , which will be run by his sons Eric and Donald Jr. That’s nice, but the timing is a bit very convenient. crypto capital of the planet crypto capital of the planet World Liberty Financial World Liberty Financial His speech will come 50 days before Election Day, an extraordinary use of dwindling campaign time to promote a personal business. The Republican former president has long mixed his political and business interests and marketed sneakers, photo books and Trump-branded Bibles during his 2024 campaign. His speech will come 50 days before Election Day , an extraordinary use of dwindling campaign time to promote a personal business. The Republican former president has long mixed his political and business interests and marketed sneakers, photo books and Trump-branded Bibles during his 2024 campaign. 50 days before Election Day mixed his political and business interests The latest of Trump’s ‘pledges of crypto allegiance,’ most definitely not the last, “have begun to rattle some of Trump’s allies within the crypto world. They’re warning that his family should shelve a project that they say creates unnecessary political risks and reflects poorly on the industry. The drama illustrates the risks associated with Trump’s growing embrace of the crypto community , which he’s promised to give a sweeping set of supportive policies if elected. Government watchdogs have also warned the intertwining of politics, policy and the Trump family business poses new conflict of interest.” the risks associated with Trump’s growing embrace of the crypto community It would be wrong to think that the CryptoBros are still labeling the Biden administration as being unfriendly to the industry. Yes, there were some troubles in a Democratic crypto paradise when “the Security and Exchange Commission’s (SEC’s) crackdown on the industry began about two years ago, following the collapse of FTX, the world’s third-largest crypto exchange at the time. The SEC responded by hitting top crypto firms with a wave of lawsuits, accusing them of bypassing fundamental investor protections.” crackdown on the industry You should know that “in August, industry executives met with Harris’s team in a conference call organized by Representative Ro Khanna, who has received nearly $250,000 in political donations from industry; only Gillibrand has received more cash from crypto, according to data provided to TNR from Open Secrets . Harris has been endorsed by Ron Conway and Chris Larsen, the co-founder of Ripple.” met with met with according to data provided to TNR from Open Secrets Let’s Stay on Bitcoin’s Path and Do The Math It’s easy to go astray when analyzing crypto’s role in the 2024 presidential election. Bitcoin isn’t the only crypto elephant in the election room, but it’s the biggest and most influential by far. So, let’s stick to it. All predictions and news headlines are wild and contradictory at the same time. That’s how you end up with a headline like this: “A Trump victory could send bitcoin to $125,000 , but new records are likely no matter who wins election, says Standard Chartered.” But then, almost at the same time, you get hit by this one: “ Bitcoin price fell as the presidential debate began . The price of bitcoin began falling during the U.S. presidential debate Tuesday night, losing almost 4% by the time it hit a low Wednesday morning.” Trump victory could send bitcoin to $125,000 Bitcoin price fell as the presidential debate began price of bitcoin Then, there’s a respectably influential community, I like to call “regardless investors.” Some of them made these very strong “regardless” arguments, such as this one: “Do I think we’ll be in the six figures by 2025? Almost certainly. Do I think we’ll be in the six figures regardless of who wins? Almost certainly,” said Steven Lubka, head of private clients and family offices at Swan Bitcoin. “Bitcoin has always been an investment that is rooted more in the fiscal and monetary profile of countries, sovereigns and the United States. Neither candidate changes that.” “Do I think we’ll be in the six figures by 2025? Almost certainly. Do I think we’ll be in the six figures regardless of who wins ? Almost certainly,” said Steven Lubka, head of private clients and family offices at Swan Bitcoin . “Bitcoin has always been an investment that is rooted more in the fiscal and monetary profile of countries , sovereigns and the United States. Neither candidate changes that .” regardless of who wins said Steven Lubka, head of private clients and family offices at Swan Bitcoin an investment that is rooted more in the fiscal and monetary profile of countries Neither candidate changes that I also stumble upon another one that wants to make sure that neither candidate really means neither: “Fears that a Kamala Harris presidency would somehow limit the price of bitcoin or drive it lower are overblown,” said James Davies, co-founder at crypto trading platform Crypto Valley Exchange. “Some of our communities … have become echo chambers and are convinced the sky will fall if one side or the other wins. The truth is that the market is robust, not centered on the U.S., and hasn’t reacted negatively to major events from either side.” “Fears that a Kamala Harris presidency would somehow limit the price of bitcoin or drive it lower are overblown,” said James Davies, co-founder at crypto trading platform Crypto Valley Exchange . “Some of our communities … have become echo chambers and are convinced the sky will fall if one side or the other wins. The truth is that the market is robust, not centered on the U.S., and hasn’t reacted negatively to major events from either side.” said James Davies, co-founder at crypto trading platform Crypto Valley Exchange So, Bitcoin has no reason to be restless because of “regardless?” Right? Well, it’s not that simple. Bitcoin, Do Not Worry About Elections, Beware of Emotions! It would be naive to think that the crypto community is monolithic when it comes to politics, including its biggest Bitcoin tribe. “Politico” is warning us about “ crypto’s civil war over the 2024 elections :” crypto’s civil war over the 2024 elections Democratic crypto lobbyists, executives and investors say the industry is at risk of leaning too far right as its leaders come out in force for GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, who is promising policies that would boost digital asset firms. Their Republican counterparts say engaging with Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and backing her party’s down-ballot candidates risks isolating long-time allies in the GOP, with little to no guarantee it will pay off. Democratic crypto lobbyists, executives and investors say the industry is at risk of leaning too far right as its leaders come out in force for GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, who is promising policies that would boost digital asset firms. Their Republican counterparts say engaging with Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and backing her party’s down-ballot candidates risks isolating long-time allies in the GOP, with little to no guarantee it will pay off. is promising policies Perhaps, it would’ve been better for Bitcoin to stay away from this presidential election cycle, but with so much money already involved, so many promises already given, and expectations sky-high, I’m afraid it’s too late. What’s even worse, I’m afraid that the Bitcoin community will never be the same after the 47th President of the United States is officially inaugurated. It’s not the “crypto civil war” that I’m worried about, but the endless blaming game if the Bitcoin price stops climbing up after January 2025. So far, one thing about Bitcoin has always been true, it’s neither red nor blue. The 2024 presidential election can change that for good. The speculation and headlines have begun: Could November be “the Bitcoin Election”? The speculation and headlines have begun: Could November be “the Bitcoin Election”? The speculation and headlines have begun: Could November be “ the Bitcoin Election ”? the Bitcoin Election Remember, remember, the 5th of November, Bitcoin, fiat treason and inflation plot. I see no reason Why Bitcoin 2024 election season Should ever be forgot.

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