"miles and miles of sun
endless roads twist on"
I updated the status maps for Bitcoin Reserve, Digital Asset and Alt-Currency bills to include ended sessions. Bitcoin bills outnumbered Asset bills by almost 50% but none have passed and almost half are dead now. Three Asset bills passed with one vetoed. My take? Add a precious metals option to your 2026 bill. See platform overview I've sent for the past year, flexibility in the right measure and location:
The Arizona depository bill passed the Senate two months ago and pending but I expect Kartel Katie to kill it like the other crypto bills if it passes.
I emailed and mailed New York State two weeks ago and this week activity exploded on the Senate and Assembly crypto task force bills. Pretty sure that's from my claim that a token platform could be up in three months with a team of three. I'm 95% sure I could create it myself using ChatGPT but those crypto consultants blab about hyper mumbo jumbo like a custom freeze/rollback feature on the blockchain.
That's like requesting a dashboard switch to disable your brakes.
Ridiculous and dangerous.
The Rhode Island crypto task force bill is the same story as NY but with less commotion.
That's why I avoid consulting now whenever possible. Mumbo Jumbo. Infosys was the most dishonest company I've worked for - billing fraud, resume fraud, visa fraud which they got busted on a couple years after I left and Boeing canceled their contracts.
The Connecticut depository bill is curious. A black horse to be sure but I can't shake my impression that it's being pushed by significant powers within the State. I give it higher odds than the AZ bill.
I'm filling for social security in three weeks, which cuts my spend in half. Then halved again in twelve months
"Well, I hiked my rates and upped my talking
While my detractors were busy stalking
Cause I snuck in their back door
Here, deep in this Tallahassee backwood
We drank and danced around til dawn"
I might add more later.
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