You heard from Patrick Witt about the group he brought together on yield.

Crypto came in and said, look, we want to negotiate.

We actually want a reasonable compromise here and a reasonable approach to yield.

And the bank sat there and listened and offered nothing.

Well, that's not going to last long in Washington if the group that is holding it up,

the banking industry, is unwilling to

negotiate on something that has to be resolved to unlock market structure. It will be resolved.

It's going to be rough, a rough going, but it's going to be, the president will have a bill

signing ceremony on market structure, on clarity, before Memorial Day.

Hey, everyone, welcome back to Coin Desk Live.

We are coming to from the Ando Summit in New York City.

I'm Jensenassi here with my co-host, Andy Bear, and we're now joined at the desk by Ondo

Finance's Vice Chairman Patrick McHenry.

Chairman, great to see you again. Hey, great to be back. Yeah, great. So the last time we spoke,

actually, this is a lie, we spoke in between, but we saw you at the Ondo summit last year.

You were just joining. Talk to us about the last year. What have you been up to? Give us the

highlights. Well, the highlights for Ando is that we've taken global markets and we're able to bring

it back to the United States.

That's a substantial change that the Trump administration has opened up for American investors

to have new opportunities.

It also means that the United States is emerging as the crypto capital of the world,

just as the president outlined.

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