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Its 4/20, so let me give you the real update on cannabis & stables. Trump signed an executive order to reschedule cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III. Sounds like a big deal. And it is, historically. But here's what it doesn't do: • It doesn't legalize cannabis federally. • It doesn't open bank accounts for dispensaries. • It doesn't let you swipe a Visa at your local shop. Banks are still on the sidelines. Cash is still being counted in back rooms. Armored trucks are still pulling up to dispensaries. Meanwhile, Congress is quietly moving a bill called the PARITY Act. The PARITY Act would make stablecoin payments essentially tax free. No gain. No loss recognized. As long as the value stays within 1%, it's a non-event for taxes. So let me paint the green picture.. 1. Rescheduling = banks still won't come. 2. PARITY Act = stablecoin payments become tax free. 3. GENIUS Act = stablecoins are now regulated and legitimate. 4. Solana = low fees, near instant settlement, 24/7. The entire cannabis industry has been waiting for banking reform for a decade. The answer was never going to come from a bank. It's already here. It settles in under a second. It costs less than a penny. And it's about to become tax free. On 4/20 of all days, the green industry finally has green money rails. The operators who figure this out first won't be waiting for permission. They'll already be settled.

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