The Regulatory Landscape

"While Many May Believe They Could Be Johnny Come Lately And Apply The Solutions - Scott Spent 2 Months In Washington DC After President Trumps Election, Attempting To Explain To The SEC, Treasury, Commodities Futures Trading Commission, The Crypto Commission And Crypto Caucus How Best To Implement The Needs Of The Public Sector And The Wants Of The Private Sector. While President Trump Relies On These Agencies & Organizations To Develop And Implement The Correct Solutions, They Cannot Do So Because Of Their Bureaucratic Allegiances Of All The Following:" "In the United States, beyond the SEC, Treasury, and CFTC, agencies such as FinCEN, the OCC, the Federal Reserve, CFPB, NCUA, DOJ, FDIC, OFAC, and numerous state regulators play pivotal roles in supervising crypto‑related activities ranging from AML compliance to consumer protection and banking safety. Globally, each major economy has a dedicated financial‑services regulator (e.g., FCA, MAS, BaFin, ASIC, FINMA) plus a central bank that oversees payments and stablecoins. The FATF provides the overarching AML/CTF standard that ties them together. Coordination is unattainable multilateral: MiCA in Europe, FATF’s Travel Rule, and G20 statements are pushing toward a more dreamland harmonized global regime, while national authorities wish to retain jurisdiction over securities, banking, and consumer‑protection aspects. None of this collusion and possible corruption represents decentralization of the separation of powers which Americas Founding Principles are built on, as well as, what the Crypto Sector was built on."
For three decades we’ve heard countless proposals to overhaul our tax system, yet
none have moved past talk because political and economic interests kept them stalled.
I’ve heard it repeatedly since 2007: real change won’t happen until voters feel the pain of
rising living costs and elect leaders who will actually act. That’s why I’m offering a single,
practical solution for Californians earning less than $250,000 a year.

For the next two
years—2026 and 2027—every federal income‑tax payment you make will be reimbursed
while we restructure the California tax code. The reclaimed revenue during the
restructuring, will be redirected to infrastructure, social‑safety‑nets, and health‑care
services that our communities need most. This plan is legal, fiscally responsible, and can
become a model for other states struggling with wasteful spending and ineffective federal
programs. Why does crypto matter to this plan? As automation reduces traditional payroll
and personal‑income‑tax receipts, we need new, reliable sources of public funding. The
cryptocurrency sector, with its fast‑moving digital assets and emerging financial‑service
layer, offers concrete levers for generating tax‑friendly revenue streams—something we
can harness responsibly at the state level. Because the federal regulatory landscape is
fragmented—spanning the SEC, Treasury, CFTC, FinCEN, the Fed, and dozens of state
agencies—we’ll start here, in California, where we have the flexibility to act without waiting
for a perfect national solution. By proving success locally, we give the rest of the country a
clear, workable blueprint.

Our Call to action: California voters, the choice is yours. Approve
a bold, legally sound plan that refunds your federal taxes, modernizes our tax code, and
invests directly in the services you rely on. Let’s show the nation that responsible,
innovative fiscal policy is possible—without class‑war rhetoric or endless bureaucratic
gridlock.
Details to come. Vote Scott Shields For Governor
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