Rev @ChainTracer

@EleanorTerrett So law enforcement officials who don’t actually do the bulk of blockchain investigations? 😂 These arnt even the leading orgs in the space

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Rev @ChainTracer

2 weeks ago

@brian_armstrong You can’t even easily find it Where is it?

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Rev @ChainTracer

3 weeks ago

@Senat_Hamburg @morteza212c @abiljan Brother this is the worst scam I’ve ever seen in my life….fuck off

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Rev @ChainTracer

4 weeks ago

@TomBrady Ur a scammer and sell out Attaching your name to everything

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Lindsay Fraser @lindsayfraser0

a month ago

Of course we included members from our 100+ companies with law enforcement and prosecutorial backgrounds – and we clearly identified (page 2) those signatories as Blockchain Association members. What your search omits are their backgrounds and credentials, which are exactly what make them relevant advocates and signatories on this letter…perhaps unknowingly, you’re discounting their experience and service to our country with your oversimplification below. It’s a good thing that crypto companies hire former law enforcement, prosecutors, and national security professionals. It shows they take compliance, consumer protection, and security seriously.

Brendan Pedersen @BrendanPedersen

a month ago

Crypto advocates sent this “law enforcement” letter to Congress last night supporting Clarity Cursory search and you’ll find dozens of folks here who are currently paid by or repping the crypto industry. I found nine Coinbase employees in like 15 minutes

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Blockchain Association @BlockchainAssn

a month ago

1/ Today, we’re sending a letter to Senate Majority Leader Thune and Senate Democratic Leader Schumer signed by 160 former national security, intelligence, and law enforcement professionals in support of the Clarity Act. theblockchainassociation.org/posts/blockcha…