Crypto is not a partisan issue. It is a nonpartisan issue. This is not about Republicans and Democrats.

This is about 21st century finance and finances for everybody.

Welcome to the policy protocol, a brand new show from CoinDus that gives you a bite-sized

overview of all the happenings in crypto law and policy from the past week. This is your espresso

shot of everything you need to know to be in the know. I'm Rebecca Reddigg, and I'm here with my

co-host, Renato Marriatti. How are you, Renato? I'm doing great. What have you been

thinking about this week from the policy perspective? I got to say, Rebecca, it just seems to me

like there's a lot more uncertainty this week. I don't even think there's a 50-50 shot at this point

of clarity passing. There's just, it's such a difficult target50 shot at this point of clarity passing. It's just,

it's such a difficult target to hit at this stage of things. There's still a bunch of things to

work out. It sure looks like, for example, with the recent elections, there's, you know,

there are some members of Congress and senators who are on their way out who may vote differently, just a lot of

question marks. So then I guess our hot topic of the week has to be, are we better off under this

administration than we were under the last? You know, where are you on that? Well, look, I think

it's hard to say that the industry isn't better off. I mean, in the last

administration, you had Gary Gensler suing everyone for everything, even if you were trying to

comply or trying to register. And that's not happening. And so, look, people now have the freedom to

engage in their business without worrying about litigation, although as a lawyer, I always love when people spend money on litigation and enforcement matters.

That's not good for business.

And, you know, people can plan and, you know, get their business started in an environment, I think, where the administration is trying to work with

them and give them no action relief and so on. Yeah. So I'll have, I'll say two things about that.

I think the first is that working at a builder like Gito Labs, you do have the ability, I think,

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