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Noelle Acheson, the mind behind the Crypto Is Macro Now newsletter, explores market moves, inflation, El Salvador and more.
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World's First Bitcoin Bonds Receive Regulatory Approval in El Salvador
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Hello!
Today on the show, we have Tyler Austin Harper, a literary scholar and an assistant professor of Environmental Studies at Bates College. We talk about the history of extinction literature, the books that tech moguls read and the vision it inspires, the dangers of science fiction and all that’s happening in the Ivy Leagues right now.
0:00 - Jay talks about the new direction of the show, which for now will be a “degenerate Asian version of In Our Time.”
2:40-6:00 - Jay and Tyler talk about Maine and the L.L. Bean outlet.
7:00-34:00 - EXTINCTION LITERATURE TALK
34:00- end - How to think about what’s happening on campus, the need to address concerns about double standards in speech with seriousness and good faith, and a defense of DEI programs.
You should read Tyler’s work as well. Here are some links
How Much Blood is Your Fun Worth? in the Atlantic.
I’m a Black Professor. You Don’t Need to Bring That Up. in the Atlantic
The Moral Theater of Social Justice Parenting in NYT
I Teach at an Elite College. Here’s a Look Inside the Racial Gaming of Admissions in NYT
Lastly, I wanted to put in a short message here about the future of the show. As noted, the show will still continue and while there’s no definitive plan yet on what the next months will look like, there will still be episodes and an ongoing assessment of what’s working and what’s not. Obviously, the show will not be the same without Tammy, but the community we built over the past three and a half years has always been extremely important to me and not something I take for granted. If you have any suggestions or complaints or whatever, please feel free to email me at timetosaygoodbyepod@gmail.com. I’m extremely grateful for all of your support over all these years and I want you to know that you also have a say in what comes next.
thanks
Jay
Surprise breakthrough at climate conference with agreement to move away from fossil fuels. Pressure to approve Ukraine aid. House to vote on Biden impeachment inquiry. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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Experts Dorothy DeWitt and Michael Dawson discuss the implications, challenges, and potential outcomes of Binance's compliance monitorship.
The record $4.3 billion settlement reached between Binance and the U.S. government over charges of money laundering and sanctions violations calls for the world's largest crypto exchange to maintain an independent compliance monitor for the next five years. Michael Dawson, a partner at WilmerHale, and Dorothy DeWitt, founder and CEO of Tolt Strategies, a former director at the CFTC and former general counsel at Coinbase, dissect the intricacies of this arrangement, delving into the roles and responsibilities of the compliance monitor, the potential impact on Binance's operations and the broader implications for the crypto industry.
Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, Podcast Addict, Pocket Casts, Pandora, Castbox, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, or on your favorite podcast platform.
Show highlights:
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Guests |
Michael Dawson, partner, Financial Institutions Group at WilmerHale
Dorothy DeWitt, founder and CEO of Tolt Strategies and former Director of the Division of Market Oversight at the CFTC
Links |
Settlement
CoinDesk: Binance's Future and Other Questions Post-Settlement
Law360: Binance's Compliance Chief Is Optimistic About Monitorship
The C FTC's guidance on monitorship:
CFTC Releases Enforcement Advisory on Penalties, Monitors and Admissions
Other monitors at crypto companies:
Coinbase (independent monitor): Press Release- January 3, 2023: Superintendent Adrienne A. Harris Announces $100 Million Settlement with Coinbase, Inc. after DFS Investigation Finds Significant Failings in the Company’s Compliance Program | Department of Financial Services
Robinhood Crypto (independent compliance consultant): Press Release- August 2, 2022: DFS Superintendent Harris Announces $30 Million Penalty on Robinhood Crypto for Significant Anti- Money Laundering, Cybersecurity & Consumer Protection Violations | Department of Financial Services (ny.gov)
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In a landmark agreement, nearly 200 nations have agreed to transition away from fossil fuels. However, that is not the same as phasing them out. Has the deal done enough? For the young trying to invest, the markets look bleak. But they could make better choices (10:42). And, the allure of cookery books (17:18).
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