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Hoskinson stated that he has been “talking with a lot of different senators and definitely engaging with the right people,”
“I already have some embedded people that have been in pretty deep conversations,” he added, emphasizing the depth of his team’s involvement in ongoing discussions.
He outlined a comprehensive plan involving three key avenues: administrative changes and rulemaking, executive orders, and lawmaking. “What can be done through administrative changes and rulemaking,” he said, noting these are the “easiest but very ephemeral.” Recognizing the temporary nature of executive orders, he stated that they “live and die by the administration.”
The Cardano founder highlighted several critical areas that need addressing, including taxation, custody standards, consumer protection, and asset classification. He stressed the necessity of a “Bill of Rights for crypto,” advocating for the support and defense of non-custodial wallets. “Making sure that we can use crypto the way we want to use crypto,” he said, is essential for the industry’s growth.