← Justin Slaughter

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What Justin Slaughter has said on podcasts

17 statements · 2 positive · 8 negative · 3 mixed · 4 neutral

  1. on Democratic PartyMixedNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Democrats will fight internally over whether to attack crypto.

    “There will be a fight within the Democratic Party over whether that happens.”

    Listen at 6:49

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  2. on Clarity ActNegativeNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    The Clarity Act will not pass during the lame-duck session.

    “So to break some news, Clarity does look dead. I don't think it passes in the lame duck.”

    Listen at 7:20

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  3. on SEC and CFTC crypto rulesNeutralNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Crypto rules at the SEC and CFTC will not change substantially over two years.

    “The short answer is I don't think the rules change over the next two years.”

    Listen at 10:59

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  4. on SEC and CFTC leadershipNeutralNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    CFTC Chair Selig and SEC Chair Atkins will maintain their current policies.

    “I think CFC Chair Selig, SEC Chair Atkins will continue to do what they're doing.”

    Listen at 11:18

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  5. on Sherrod BrownNeutralNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Sherrod Brown will prioritize winning reelection in 2028 over crypto legislation.

    “I think Senator Brown, former future Senator Brown, wants to go to ag is he understands his number one job is to win re-election in 2028.”

    Listen at 16:11

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  6. on Sherrod Brown crypto policyNegativeNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Sherrod Brown is unlikely to support crypto interests.

    “I don't expect him to do any favors for crypto.”

    Listen at 16:54

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  7. on CryptoPositiveNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Crypto offers cheaper payments, faster money movement, and more open infrastructure.

    “One of it is cheaper, faster payments. One of it is better ways of moving money around. One of it is a better, more open infrastructure.”

    Listen at 24:58

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  8. on Crypto industry and DemocratsNegativeNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Crypto faces greater danger in 2028 if it fails to build bridges with Democrats.

    “if the industry, I think, doesn't find a way to build some bridges, 28, if the Dems have a very good year, could be very dangerous”

    Listen at 25:28

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  9. on Elizabeth WarrenMixedNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Elizabeth Warren views large banks as problematic but supports smaller banks.

    “her view is that big banks are a problem, but she likes smaller banks.”

    Listen at 26:28

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  10. on Democratic crypto enforcement casesNegativeNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Prior Democratic crypto enforcement cases relied on legally weak arguments.

    “These are bad arguments.”

    Listen at 33:07

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  11. on Crypto Investor and Consumer Bill of RightsNegativeNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    The proposed Crypto Investor and Consumer Bill of Rights would exceed industry preferences for regulation.

    “It's more regulation than I think the industry would prefer”

    Listen at 36:02

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  12. on Crypto policymakingNegativeNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Crypto policymakers have repeatedly regretted abandoning near-agreements.

    “The story of crypto policymaking over the last six years has been every time someone has an almost deal and walks away, they regret it.”

    Listen at 36:49

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  13. on Texas data-center moratoriumNegativeNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Texas’s proposed moratorium would allow existing data centers to finish but block new construction.

    “the impact is probably going to be that all the existing data centers that both already are operating and in the works get finished, but they don't build new ones.”

    Listen at 41:18

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  14. on AI data centersPositiveNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    AI data-center construction will increasingly occur outside the United States.

    “I think we're going to see a lot more data center build out abroad for AI”

    Listen at 42:18

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  15. on Crypto super PACsMixedNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Super PACs can help politically but are not a universal solution.

    “super PACs serve a purpose. I certainly think given what was going on in 24, there was a reason for that, but they're a crutch, not a skeleton key.”

    Listen at 44:41

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  16. on Super PAC spendingNegativeNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Political organizations should treat super PAC spending as a last resort.

    “You cannot think of super PAC spending as your first weapon. It is your last weapon of last resort.”

    Listen at 45:10

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act
  17. on Democratic legislatorsNeutralNov 5, 2026· Unchained

    Democrats will not support legislation they cannot justify on its merits.

    “They won't sign on to anything they can't justify the merits to.”

    Listen at 47:03

    Open the episode · What the 2026 Midterm Elections Mean for Crypto Regulation and the Clarity Act

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