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Hey all! Today we'll be taking stock of our progress this past year, and taking a look forward at what 2025 may look like. From porting our database infrastructure to GitHub and becoming the first American DUNA, there ha
This week on Taking Stock, we're speaking at length with John Wooten about his suggestions and work to see regulators update and modernize their approach to transfer agents. John is a hyperqualified person to speak with
This week we're joined by Michael AME, a retail investor active in community development and in highlighting the efforts of the readers, writers and builders who are seeking to raise the floor for collective understandin
This week Chives and John were joined by Valentine, a Stellar community member and contributor who is becoming increasingly involved in the online advocacy space and is providing code improvements to the SDEX ecosystem.
Today on Taking Stock we'll follow up on last weeks discussion with an examination of the Treasury Department's study on Digital Assets, which also was released in October 2024. The Treasury takes a more direct approach
Today on Taking Stock we'll be discussing the recent DTCC study on Digital Assets effects on Collateral Management. Per @john.xlm , DTCC Digital Assets is their Securrency acquisition. One of the primary benefits to digi
This week on Taking Stock, Chives is joined by Ankit of XXIM. Ankit has described his project as an effort to bridge the gap of understanding between disparate sections of retail involved in the financial sector, and we
This week on Taking Stock, Chives is joined by Gorillionaire2. Gorillionaire has been a key contributing member of the WhyDRS team since before WhyDRS.org launched in Feb 2023, and the WhyDRS Database originally evolved
This week on Taking Stock, Chives and John discussed Decentralized Management, Teamwork, and Growth. What does it mean to be a decentralized mass of enthusiasts pushing towards a common goal? How can we enable the driven
This week, Chives reviews some ongoing key questions still to be answered for moving forward with the 501c3 IRS process, and invites community input. Key issues discussed include the best fit NTEE code, whether WhyDRS wi
This week, Chives and John take a look at Alternate Trading Systems, or ATS. These have transitioned from a small part of the market to representing more than 90% of retail market orders, according to Chairman Gensler in
This week on Taking Stock, Chives was joined by @WhatCanIMakeToday, to discuss SEC Petitions, the NSCC petition hosted at WhyDRS, and the history of retail advocacy efforts as we grow from simply commenting on the propos
This week on Taking Stock, Chives was joined by @beyond-mythos, who has been growing a following around his research into how investors interact with the market, and how a company can be identified as a candidate for act
This week on Taking Stock, Chives takes a look at taking care and appraising sources carefully when trying to learn. He goes over some helpful habits that can help when examining a source or reading a perspective online,
This week Chives focuses on regulation in the Transfer Agent space, and we'll touch not only on recent SEC action against TA but on the broader regime, and how we've seen a variety of consolidation in the market sector.
This week Chives is joined by Tesla community activist Alexander Merz, AKA TeslaBoomerMama, to discuss the power that retail investors have. The Tesla investor community is one of, if not the largest one in the world and
This week Chives dives into the platforms, bots and other tools we have been using and looking into in order to promote transparency from top to bottom of the community. - Twitter/X Link: https://x.com/i/spaces/1LyxBgprV
This week Chives and John were joined by fellow community member Kirk to discuss decentralized community governance Kirk brought to the table his experience in grass roots movements in financial communities or an illumin
This week Chive and John were joined by Pasta, a core developer from Dash, to discuss decentralized community development. Pasta has been developing with Dash for several years and offers fantastic insight into how Dash
This week John hosted a community discussion where he dove into the labor involved in the non-profit efforts of WhyDRS and how to decentralize the DRS educational work to expand its potential. - Join the Community: Join
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