IRAN JUST INFORMED US THAT THEY'RE IN A "STATE OF COLLAPSE". THEY WANT US TO "OPEN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ" AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE WHILE THEY TRY TO SORT OUT THEIR LEADERSHIP SITUATION (WHICH I BELIEVE THEY'LL MANAGE TO DO!). THANKS FOR PAYING ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER! PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP
#BTC The Iran does not want the Strait of Hormuz to be closed; they want it to remain open so they can earn 500 million dollars a day (which is, therefore, what they are losing if it is closed!). They just say they want it to be closed because I have it totally BLOCKED (CLOSED!), so they just want to 'save face'. People approached me four days ago saying: 'Sir, Iran wants to reopen the strait immediately.' But if we do that, there can never be an agreement with Iran unless we destroy the rest of their country, including their leaders! President DONALD J. TRUMP
🚨🚨🚨 Search for Iran begins tomorrow: CENTCOM will initiate a blockade of all maritime traffic entering and leaving Iranian ports on April 13 at 10 AM ET$BTC
“The Iranian negotiators are very different and “strange.” They are “begging” us to make a deal — which they should be doing, since they have been militarily obliterated, with no chance of recovery — and yet, they publicly say they are just “analyzing our proposal.” WRONG!!! They need to take this seriously soon, before it’s too late, because when that happens, THERE WILL BE NO TURNING BACK, and it won’t be pretty! President DJT”$BTC
$BTC PRESS TV HAS ACCESS TO INFORMATION ABOUT IRAN'S RESPONSE TO THE AMERICAN PLAN AND IRAN'S CONDITIONS TO END THE WAR, WHICH WILL BE PUBLISHED IN A FEW MOMENTS: MEHR$BTC
$BTC A SEC reveals major crypto reform with exemptions for startups and fundraising.
The chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Paul Atkins, presented a set of exemptions that could ease regulatory pressure on digital asset companies while keeping them within the federal framework.
His comments were made as the commission outlined a new direction for overseeing the crypto sector.
Atkins presented the framework at the DC Blockchain Summit in Washington, describing it as an attempt to align existing securities rules with how blockchain-based markets operate today.
Instead of heavily relying on enforcement actions, the agency is now moving towards clearer rules that define how different types of crypto activity should be treated.
The first part of the framework describes a “purpose-built exemption for startups” aimed at early-stage projects.
Under this provision, developers could raise up to $5 million over four years without the need to complete full registration as securities.
Atkins stated that such relief would give projects a “regulatory breathing room” to reach maturity, allowing teams to focus on developing their networks before facing the full weight of compliance requirements.
To qualify, companies would need to provide “principles-based disclosures” through public channels, reflecting a model already familiar to the industry through white papers.
In addition to early-stage projects, the proposal also describes a “fundraising exemption” aimed at more developed companies.
This path would allow issuers to raise up to $75 million within a 12-month period while meeting more structured disclosure requirements, including financial documentation.