@m-j-r.eth
if there was any hope in the "future of France" as the productive arc to "occupying Wall Street", let it end here along with the contrast between the success of the Genius Act vs the failure (& premature neutering) of the Clarity Act.
imho, capital should become more constitutional, rather than being captured or concentrating to special interest. in a yeoman's economy where share of capital shifts back to productive assets, agency should be more constitutional such that only one has to transparently act for the general welfare. in this respect, I consider the political strategy of reinforcing structural neglect which instigates the crisis that appoints special interest to be foolishly cynical and blind.
the current age is introducing agency which can divide and suspend itself in ways that previous assets could not, and it should not surprise anyone when the capital settles in ways that societal interest does not.
https://www.openzeppelin.com/news/spglobal-enters-agreement-to-acquire-openzeppelin