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#senatepassesresolutionopposingsbfpardon How could it be that both US parties voted together to block the amnesty, huh Sam SBF? 😂 The chance of making it back to shore is officially 0. So we’ll meet in 2044 after you get out of prison, and then we’ll backtest the order together—25 years goes by fast! What should traders do right now? Pick a reputable exchange, keep your security keys safe, and manage your capital tightly so you don’t "end up far away" like the former CEO of FTX. Register a new Binance account now and enter VINHTOCDO to optimize your trading costs! ⚠️ This is not financial advice. #SBF #FTX #US #VINHTOCDO $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT) $BNB {future}(BNBUSDT)
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How could it be that both US parties voted together to block the amnesty, huh Sam SBF? 😂 The chance of making it back to shore is officially 0. So we’ll meet in 2044 after you get out of prison, and then we’ll backtest the order together—25 years goes by fast!
What should traders do right now? Pick a reputable exchange, keep your security keys safe, and manage your capital tightly so you don’t "end up far away" like the former CEO of FTX.
Register a new Binance account now and enter VINHTOCDO to optimize your trading costs!
⚠️ This is not financial advice.
#SBF #FTX #US #VINHTOCDO
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​🏛️ U.S. Senate Draws a Hard Line: No Pardon for SBF#senatepassesresolutionopposingsbfpardon The message from Washington is loud and clear: there will be no get-out-of-jail-free card for one of crypto’s most notorious figures. ​In a rare bipartisan move, the U.S. Senate unanimously passed S.Res. 772 on July 15, 2026. Spearheaded by Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis and Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego, this resolution officially declares that former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried should under no circumstances receive executive clemency, a presidential pardon, or a sentence commutation. ​Why This Matters for the Market ​SBF is currently serving a 25-year prison sentence following the historic collapse of FTX, with a projected release date around 2044. While a Senate resolution does not legally bind the President, it acts as a massive political stop sign and a statement of intent. ​Here is what the industry should take away from this unified front: ​Accountability is non-negotiable: Lawmakers are actively prioritizing the "integrity of the United States financial system" over political favors.​Bipartisan consensus: Crypto fraud prevention is bridging the political divide. Both sides of the aisle agree that leniency for high-profile bad actors damages consumer trust.​Institutional deterrence: The era of moving fast and breaking things with customer funds is definitively over. ​For the broader Web3 ecosystem, this resolution is actually a positive signal for institutional trust. By ensuring bad actors face the full weight of the law, lawmakers are helping clear the wreckage of the past to pave the way for a safer, more mature market environment. ​#SBF #FTX #CryptoRegulation #Bitcoin $ONDO {future}(ONDOUSDT) $BANK $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT)

​🏛️ U.S. Senate Draws a Hard Line: No Pardon for SBF

#senatepassesresolutionopposingsbfpardon The message from Washington is loud and clear: there will be no get-out-of-jail-free card for one of crypto’s most notorious figures.
​In a rare bipartisan move, the U.S. Senate unanimously passed S.Res. 772 on July 15, 2026. Spearheaded by Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis and Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego, this resolution officially declares that former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried should under no circumstances receive executive clemency, a presidential pardon, or a sentence commutation.
​Why This Matters for the Market
​SBF is currently serving a 25-year prison sentence following the historic collapse of FTX, with a projected release date around 2044. While a Senate resolution does not legally bind the President, it acts as a massive political stop sign and a statement of intent.
​Here is what the industry should take away from this unified front:
​Accountability is non-negotiable: Lawmakers are actively prioritizing the "integrity of the United States financial system" over political favors.​Bipartisan consensus: Crypto fraud prevention is bridging the political divide. Both sides of the aisle agree that leniency for high-profile bad actors damages consumer trust.​Institutional deterrence: The era of moving fast and breaking things with customer funds is definitively over.
​For the broader Web3 ecosystem, this resolution is actually a positive signal for institutional trust. By ensuring bad actors face the full weight of the law, lawmakers are helping clear the wreckage of the past to pave the way for a safer, more mature market environment.
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#senatepassesresolutionopposingsbfpardon 🚨 The United States Senate Just Sent a Message to Crypto. 💥 Is there no pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried? The United States Senate has passed a resolution that everyone agrees on. This resolution is against any presidential forgiveness for the former CEO of FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried. 💥 This resolution does not have to be followed by law. It clearly shows what the politicians think: they want Sam Bankman-Fried to be held responsible for what happened with FTX, which is one of the biggest failures in the crypto market. 💥 Sam Bankman-Fried is in prison for twenty five years because he did something wrong that led to FTX collapsing. This decision also shows that the people in charge are working hard to protect the people who invest in crypto and to make sure that people can trust the asset industry again. 💥 For people who trade crypto this is another reminder that being honest and following the rules is becoming more and more important as the crypto market gets older. Do you think this decision makes people feel better, about crypto or is it something that sounds good but does not really mean anything? #CryptoNews #FTX #blockchain #Khan62 $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) | $BNB {future}(BNBUSDT) | $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT)
#senatepassesresolutionopposingsbfpardon 🚨 The United States Senate Just Sent a Message to Crypto.

💥 Is there no pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried? The United States Senate has passed a resolution that everyone agrees on. This resolution is against any presidential forgiveness for the former CEO of FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried.

💥 This resolution does not have to be followed by law. It clearly shows what the politicians think: they want Sam Bankman-Fried to be held responsible for what happened with FTX, which is one of the biggest failures in the crypto market.

💥 Sam Bankman-Fried is in prison for twenty five years because he did something wrong that led to FTX collapsing. This decision also shows that the people in charge are working hard to protect the people who invest in crypto and to make sure that people can trust the asset industry again.

💥 For people who trade crypto this is another reminder that being honest and following the rules is becoming more and more important as the crypto market gets older.

Do you think this decision makes people feel better, about crypto or is it something that sounds good but does not really mean anything?
#CryptoNews #FTX #blockchain #Khan62
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The US Senate unanimously approved a resolution against any presidential pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried. In an almost evenly split Congress, the rejection of SBF united Democrats and Republicans. The message is clear: crypto fraud will have no exceptions, no matter the lobbying or political connections. For the industry, this reinforces that it must operate under the same rules as traditional finance. It dispels the specter of impunity through influence and strengthens long-term credibility. But the market isn’t reacting with euphoria: Bitcoin is trading at $64,051 (-1.41% in 24h), rebounding from liquidity swept below $64,450 within a multi-timeframe bearish structure. Biases on the Daily, Weekly, Monthly, and Annual timeframes remain at -1 (bearish), while the 4H shows +1 (bullish) and the 1H returns to -1. The Wyckoff thesis points to a possible upthrust: a bounce toward above-side liquidity within a bearish daily context, a bullish trap until proven otherwise. The Fear & Greed Index stays at 25 (Extreme Fear), unchanged. Can this political consensus be the turning point for institutions to regain trust, or is it just noise while the technical structure continues to signal weakness? What do you see in the price right now? #SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon
The US Senate unanimously approved a resolution against any presidential pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried. In an almost evenly split Congress, the rejection of SBF united Democrats and Republicans. The message is clear: crypto fraud will have no exceptions, no matter the lobbying or political connections.

For the industry, this reinforces that it must operate under the same rules as traditional finance. It dispels the specter of impunity through influence and strengthens long-term credibility. But the market isn’t reacting with euphoria: Bitcoin is trading at $64,051 (-1.41% in 24h), rebounding from liquidity swept below $64,450 within a multi-timeframe bearish structure. Biases on the Daily, Weekly, Monthly, and Annual timeframes remain at -1 (bearish), while the 4H shows +1 (bullish) and the 1H returns to -1.

The Wyckoff thesis points to a possible upthrust: a bounce toward above-side liquidity within a bearish daily context, a bullish trap until proven otherwise. The Fear & Greed Index stays at 25 (Extreme Fear), unchanged.

Can this political consensus be the turning point for institutions to regain trust, or is it just noise while the technical structure continues to signal weakness? What do you see in the price right now?

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Why the Senate Could Still Liquidate Your Altseveryone thinks the sbf drama is ancient history that can't hurt your portfolio anymore, but the senate's latest move shows we are still in the crosshairs. too many guys are buying the dip on high-beta alts right now, completely ignoring how fast regulatory headline risk can wipe out your margin account. you think you're buying a local bottom, but one bad policy headline and you get liquidated before you can even open your app. look at the case study of what just happened. the senate passing a resolution opposing a pardon for sbf isn't just about one guy. it's a clear signal that politicians are still using crypto as a punching bag to win points, which keeps institutional liquidity sitting on the sidelines in safe havens like $USDT. when the fear and greed index is sitting at 34, capital doesn't want risk. if you are heavy in tokens like $ARB or $OP hoping for a sudden breakout, you need to watch these political macro moves. a hostile regulatory environment means longer accumulation phases and sudden, violent flushes. the warning here is simple: stop trading like we are in a free-for-all bull run and start hedging your spot bags. are you guys de-risking here, or just ignoring the macro noise? #SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon #EthereumBreaksDescendingTrendlineUp5

Why the Senate Could Still Liquidate Your Alts

everyone thinks the sbf drama is ancient history that can't hurt your portfolio anymore, but the senate's latest move shows we are still in the crosshairs.
too many guys are buying the dip on high-beta alts right now, completely ignoring how fast regulatory headline risk can wipe out your margin account. you think you're buying a local bottom, but one bad policy headline and you get liquidated before you can even open your app.
look at the case study of what just happened. the senate passing a resolution opposing a pardon for sbf isn't just about one guy. it's a clear signal that politicians are still using crypto as a punching bag to win points, which keeps institutional liquidity sitting on the sidelines in safe havens like $USDT. when the fear and greed index is sitting at 34, capital doesn't want risk.
if you are heavy in tokens like $ARB or $OP hoping for a sudden breakout, you need to watch these political macro moves. a hostile regulatory environment means longer accumulation phases and sudden, violent flushes. the warning here is simple: stop trading like we are in a free-for-all bull run and start hedging your spot bags.
are you guys de-risking here, or just ignoring the macro noise?
#SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon #EthereumBreaksDescendingTrendlineUp5
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#SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon ⚖️ SBF PARDON FACES SENATE OPPOSITION 🇺🇸 A bipartisan group of U.S. senators has introduced a resolution opposing any presidential pardon for FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried. ✅ Strong support for investor protection ✅ Reinforces accountability in the crypto industry ✅ Positive signal for long-term market trust Stronger regulation and accountability could improve confidence in quality crypto projects over time. 📊 Trading View: BUY fundamentally strong cryptocurrencies on market dips as regulatory confidence continues to improve. Avoid weak and speculative tokens. "CLICK HERE👇👇👇 TO TRADE" $DEXE $AKE $US #TanzaniaCentralBankFinalizesDigitalAssetRules #USLaunches337ProbeIntoDRAMDevices {future}(USUSDT) {future}(AKEUSDT) {spot}(DEXEUSDT)
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⚖️ SBF PARDON FACES SENATE OPPOSITION
🇺🇸 A bipartisan group of U.S. senators has introduced a resolution opposing any presidential pardon for FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried.
✅ Strong support for investor protection
✅ Reinforces accountability in the crypto industry
✅ Positive signal for long-term market trust
Stronger regulation and accountability could improve confidence in quality crypto projects over time.
📊 Trading View: BUY fundamentally strong cryptocurrencies on market dips as regulatory confidence continues to improve. Avoid weak and speculative tokens.
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#SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon SAM BANKMAN-FRIED ISN’T GETTING A PARDON At least… That’s the message from the U.S. Senate. Senators unanimously passed a resolution opposing any presidential pardon for the FTX founder. The resolution isn’t legally binding. But it’s a clear political signal. Especially after repeated pardon requests from SBF… And recent presidential pardons in other high-profile cases. The legal impact? None. The political message? Washington doesn’t want SBF walking free anytime soon. $IMX $OP $SAND
#SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon SAM BANKMAN-FRIED ISN’T GETTING A PARDON

At least…

That’s the message from the U.S. Senate.

Senators unanimously passed a resolution opposing any presidential pardon for the FTX founder.

The resolution isn’t legally binding.

But it’s a clear political signal.

Especially after repeated pardon requests from SBF…

And recent presidential pardons in other high-profile cases.

The legal impact?

None.

The political message?

Washington doesn’t want SBF walking free anytime soon.
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#SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon ⚖️ SBF Pardon Door Slams Shut ⚖️ The US Senate unanimously backed a nonbinding resolution opposing a pardon for former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried. Operator note: FTX fallout still shapes crypto policy. Watch the enforcement narrative. NFA. $FET $AXS $PYR
#SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon ⚖️ SBF Pardon Door Slams Shut ⚖️

The US Senate unanimously backed a nonbinding resolution opposing a pardon for former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried.

Operator note: FTX fallout still shapes crypto policy. Watch the enforcement narrative. NFA.

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📢 SBF Back in the Headlines The U.S. Senate's resolution against an SBF pardon has reignited discussions about accountability, regulation, and the future reputation of the crypto industry. For holders of BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, and DOGE, trust and transparency remain key foundations for broader adoption. #senatepassesresolutionopposingsbfpardon
📢 SBF Back in the Headlines
The U.S. Senate's resolution against an SBF pardon has reignited discussions about accountability, regulation, and the future reputation of the crypto industry.
For holders of BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, and DOGE, trust and transparency remain key foundations for broader adoption.

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#SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon The Entire US Senate Just Agreed on Something and It Took Sam Bankman-Fried to Do It 🏛️😂 Remember when SBF filed a pardon petition and FTT pumped 50% in a single day on pure speculation? The Senate just delivered its answer, and it was not the one traders priced in. Every single senator, unanimously, passed a resolution declaring SBF should under no circumstances receive a pardon, commutation, or any form of clemency. In an era where Congress cannot agree on lunch, they found consensus on keeping a convicted fraudster in prison. 💀 Lummis kept it simple. He had his day in court. Gallego kept it blunter. Keep him locked up. The resolution is non binding, meaning it cannot actually stop Trump's constitutional pardon power, but it puts one hundred senators on public record before he even has to decide. That is Congress building a paper trail in advance, just in case. 🎭 The part worth watching that has nothing to do with SBF directly 🧠 Gallego has been quietly fighting to attach an ethics provision to the CLARITY Act, the crypto market structure bill moving through Congress right now, barring the president and senior officials from personal digital asset trades. Linking SBF's pardon fight to that broader bill adds pressure at exactly the moment CLARITY needs friends, not distractions. 💡 The irony that writes itself 🎯 Trump has pardoned CZ, Ross Ulbricht, and the BitMEX founders without a fight. Somehow the one crypto figure who actually cost regular people $8 billion is the one line nobody in Washington wants to cross. 🚀 $BTC $ETH {spot}(BTCUSDT) {spot}(ETHUSDT)
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The Entire US Senate Just Agreed on Something and It Took Sam Bankman-Fried to Do It 🏛️😂

Remember when SBF filed a pardon petition and FTT pumped 50% in a single day on pure speculation? The Senate just delivered its answer, and it was not the one traders priced in. Every single senator, unanimously, passed a resolution declaring SBF should under no circumstances receive a pardon, commutation, or any form of clemency. In an era where Congress cannot agree on lunch, they found consensus on keeping a convicted fraudster in prison. 💀

Lummis kept it simple. He had his day in court. Gallego kept it blunter. Keep him locked up. The resolution is non binding, meaning it cannot actually stop Trump's constitutional pardon power, but it puts one hundred senators on public record before he even has to decide. That is Congress building a paper trail in advance, just in case. 🎭

The part worth watching that has nothing to do with SBF directly 🧠

Gallego has been quietly fighting to attach an ethics provision to the CLARITY Act, the crypto market structure bill moving through Congress right now, barring the president and senior officials from personal digital asset trades. Linking SBF's pardon fight to that broader bill adds pressure at exactly the moment CLARITY needs friends, not distractions. 💡

The irony that writes itself 🎯

Trump has pardoned CZ, Ross Ulbricht, and the BitMEX founders without a fight. Somehow the one crypto figure who actually cost regular people $8 billion is the one line nobody in Washington wants to cross. 🚀

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#SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon The U.S. Senate has unanimously passed a resolution opposing any presidential pardon or sentence reduction for FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). The resolution, passed by unanimous consent, states that SBF should not receive executive clemency under any circumstances. It is a strong, symbolic message from lawmakers emphasizing accountability and protecting the integrity of the financial system after one of the biggest fraud cases in crypto history. While nonbinding, the move puts significant political pressure on any future attempts to shorten his 25-year prison sentence. CLICK BELOW TO TRADE 👇🏻 $BTC $XEC $ETH {spot}(ETHUSDT) {spot}(XECUSDT) {spot}(BTCUSDT)
#SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon The U.S. Senate has unanimously passed a resolution opposing any presidential pardon or sentence reduction for FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF).
The resolution, passed by unanimous consent, states that SBF should not receive executive clemency under any circumstances. It is a strong, symbolic message from lawmakers emphasizing accountability and protecting the integrity of the financial system after one of the biggest fraud cases in crypto history. While nonbinding, the move puts significant political pressure on any future attempts to shorten his 25-year prison sentence.

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#senatepassesresolutionopposingsbfpardon 🚨 BREAKING: The Senate has passed a resolution opposing a pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), signaling continued political pressure following one of crypto's biggest fraud cases. The move reinforces the message that accountability remains a priority as regulators and lawmakers continue to shape the future of the digital asset industry. 👀 The crypto policy landscape is still evolving. #SBF #CryptoNews #Regulation #Blockchain #Crypto #Bitcoin #Web3 #Breaking
#senatepassesresolutionopposingsbfpardon 🚨 BREAKING: The Senate has passed a resolution opposing a pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), signaling continued political pressure following one of crypto's biggest fraud cases.
The move reinforces the message that accountability remains a priority as regulators and lawmakers continue to shape the future of the digital asset industry.
👀 The crypto policy landscape is still evolving.
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🔥 Trust Is the Real Currency The Senate has backed a resolution opposing a pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried, reinforcing that major financial misconduct continues to face intense scrutiny. While markets focus on BTC, BNB, ETH, XRP, and LINK, investor confidence often depends on fair enforcement and clear rules as much as price action. #senatepassesresolutionopposingsbfpardon
🔥 Trust Is the Real Currency
The Senate has backed a resolution opposing a pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried, reinforcing that major financial misconduct continues to face intense scrutiny.
While markets focus on BTC, BNB, ETH, XRP, and LINK, investor confidence often depends on fair enforcement and clear rules as much as price action.

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🚨Is SBF really completely out of options? What signal does this U.S. Senate vote send?⚖️ If SBF wants to stage a comeback, the difficulty may have increased again.👀 According to the latest news, the U.S. Senate passed a resolution opposing a pardon for SBF, once again showing that the U.S. remains firmly tough on the FTX case. Although this resolution doesn’t mean the case is over, nor will it directly change the existing verdict, the market generally believes it means the chances of obtaining a pardon through political channels in the future will be even lower.📉 💡 What’s really worth paying attention to isn’t SBF himself, but the regulatory signal behind him. As the U.S. continues to improve the regulatory framework for the crypto industry, requirements for trading platforms, fund safety, and investor protection will most likely become stricter over time. 📌 For the whole industry: 🔹 Compliance will become the main theme of future development 🔹 Regulatory rules are gradually becoming clearer 🔹 The market will enter a new stage of growth Will the SBF incident finally be brought to a close here?🤔 The answer may still depend on more follow-up updates. 👇 Click on my profile to follow me—every day I’ll be the first to help you understand global headlines and spot the real signals behind the market!🚀 #SBF #senatepassesresolutionopposingsbfpardon
🚨Is SBF really completely out of options?
What signal does this U.S. Senate vote send?⚖️

If SBF wants to stage a comeback, the difficulty may have increased again.👀
According to the latest news, the U.S. Senate passed a resolution opposing a pardon for SBF, once again showing that the U.S. remains firmly tough on the FTX case.

Although this resolution doesn’t mean the case is over, nor will it directly change the existing verdict, the market generally believes it means the chances of obtaining a pardon through political channels in the future will be even lower.📉

💡 What’s really worth paying attention to isn’t SBF himself, but the regulatory signal behind him.
As the U.S. continues to improve the regulatory framework for the crypto industry, requirements for trading platforms, fund safety, and investor protection will most likely become stricter over time.

📌 For the whole industry:
🔹 Compliance will become the main theme of future development
🔹 Regulatory rules are gradually becoming clearer
🔹 The market will enter a new stage of growth

Will the SBF incident finally be brought to a close here?🤔
The answer may still depend on more follow-up updates.

👇 Click on my profile to follow me—every day I’ll be the first to help you understand global headlines and spot the real signals behind the market!🚀

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#SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon SENATE PASSES RESOLUTION OPPOSING SBF PARDON ➡️ سنا داسې پرېکړه‌لیک تصویب کړ چې د SBF (سام بانکمن-فریډ) د بخښنې مخالفت کوي. The U.S. Senate has passed a resolution formally opposing any potential pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), underscoring concerns over accountability and justice in the wake of the FTX scandal. ➡️ د امریکا سنا په رسمي ډول یو پرېکړه‌لیک تصویب کړی چې د سام بانکمن-فریډ (SBF) د هر ډول احتمالي بخښنې مخالفت کوي. دا پرېکړه د FTX قضیې وروسته د حساب ورکونې او عدالت پر اهمیت ټینګار کوي. Senators express strong opposition to undermining justice. ➡️ سناتوران د عدالت د کمزوري کولو پر وړاندې سخت مخالفت څرګندوي. Bipartisan support signals serious concerns. ➡️ د دواړو ګوندونو ملاتړ ښيي چې دا موضوع جدي اندېښنې راپاروي. A message that no one is above the law. ➡️ پیغام دا دی چې هېڅوک له قانون څخه لوړ نه دي. JUSTICE. ACCOUNTABILITY. TRUST. ➡️ عدالت. حساب ورکونه. باور. #SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon ➡️ #سنا_د_SBF_د_بخښنې_د_مخالفت_پرېکړه_لیک_تصویب_کړ
#SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon SENATE PASSES RESOLUTION OPPOSING SBF PARDON ➡️ سنا داسې پرېکړه‌لیک تصویب کړ چې د SBF (سام بانکمن-فریډ) د بخښنې مخالفت کوي.
The U.S. Senate has passed a resolution formally opposing any potential pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), underscoring concerns over accountability and justice in the wake of the FTX scandal. ➡️ د امریکا سنا په رسمي ډول یو پرېکړه‌لیک تصویب کړی چې د سام بانکمن-فریډ (SBF) د هر ډول احتمالي بخښنې مخالفت کوي. دا پرېکړه د FTX قضیې وروسته د حساب ورکونې او عدالت پر اهمیت ټینګار کوي.
Senators express strong opposition to undermining justice. ➡️ سناتوران د عدالت د کمزوري کولو پر وړاندې سخت مخالفت څرګندوي.
Bipartisan support signals serious concerns. ➡️ د دواړو ګوندونو ملاتړ ښيي چې دا موضوع جدي اندېښنې راپاروي.
A message that no one is above the law. ➡️ پیغام دا دی چې هېڅوک له قانون څخه لوړ نه دي.
JUSTICE. ACCOUNTABILITY. TRUST. ➡️ عدالت. حساب ورکونه. باور.
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#SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon The U.S. Senate has approved a symbolic resolution expressing opposition to any potential presidential pardon for former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). The move reflects growing concern among lawmakers that granting clemency would send the wrong message about financial accountability and investor protection. Supporters of the resolution argued that millions of people suffered significant losses following the collapse of FTX. They emphasized that justice should remain a priority and that white-collar financial crimes must carry meaningful consequences. Although the resolution is non-binding and does not prevent a president from issuing a pardon, it highlights the Senate's position and reinforces calls for transparency, stronger financial oversight, and greater protection for crypto investors. The debate has also renewed discussions about cryptocurrency regulation in the United States. Lawmakers from both parties continue to push for clearer rules to improve market integrity and restore public confidence in the digital asset industry. $XLM $BTC $SOL
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The U.S. Senate has approved a symbolic resolution expressing opposition to any potential presidential pardon for former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). The move reflects growing concern among lawmakers that granting clemency would send the wrong message about financial accountability and investor protection.

Supporters of the resolution argued that millions of people suffered significant losses following the collapse of FTX. They emphasized that justice should remain a priority and that white-collar financial crimes must carry meaningful consequences.

Although the resolution is non-binding and does not prevent a president from issuing a pardon, it highlights the Senate's position and reinforces calls for transparency, stronger financial oversight, and greater protection for crypto investors.

The debate has also renewed discussions about cryptocurrency regulation in the United States. Lawmakers from both parties continue to push for clearer rules to improve market integrity and restore public confidence in the digital asset industry.
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The U.S. Senate has passed a bipartisan resolution opposing any pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried. While it's not legally binding, it sends a strong political message that lawmakers want accountability after the FTX collapse. #Crypto #FTX #SBF #SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon
The U.S. Senate has passed a bipartisan resolution opposing any pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried. While it's not legally binding, it sends a strong political message that lawmakers want accountability after the FTX collapse. #Crypto #FTX #SBF #SenatePassesResolutionOpposingSBFPardon
⚖️ No Pardon for SBF? Senate Sends a Strong Signal The Senate's resolution opposing an SBF pardon highlights the growing focus on transparency and responsibility in financial markets. As BTC, ETH, BNB, ADA, and SOL adoption grows, many believe stronger accountability could support long-term confidence across the crypto ecosystem. What's your perspective on this move? #senatepassesresolutionopposingsbfpardon
⚖️ No Pardon for SBF? Senate Sends a Strong Signal
The Senate's resolution opposing an SBF pardon highlights the growing focus on transparency and responsibility in financial markets.
As BTC, ETH, BNB, ADA, and SOL adoption grows, many believe stronger accountability could support long-term confidence across the crypto ecosystem.
What's your perspective on this move?

#senatepassesresolutionopposingsbfpardon
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