time now ever since 20171 of those 1st came out to them at least so now john in arms exactly brian armstrong the c.e.o. and co-founder of coyne based tweeted out that he expects the u.s. government to now react to china's stable coin project by reconsidering its ridiculous response to facebook's libra he said that he wanted the u.s. to you felt that the u.s. wanted to be left behind because they were completely obsolete in the future innovation and construction of digital currency so what is the outlook for libor now that paper has officially left the association. yeah i don't think the future for labor looks particularly bright right now and there's a couple of reasons for that i mean consider the 2nd part of what brian armstrong said there makes sense when he says the u.s. is getting completely left behind on this that's absolutely true and that's by choice but but it's obvious that that would happen because the us having the reserve currency worldwide is in no 'd hurry to change the monetary system around the world people who are involved in crypto want to see a disruption a revolution in

consider the 2nd part of what brian armstrong said there makes sense when he says the u.s. is getting completely left behind us that's absolutely true and that's by choice but but it's obvious that that would happen because the us having the reserve currency worldwide is in no hurry to change the monetary system around the world people who are involved in crypto want to see a disruption a revolution in terms of the monetary system not just here in the united states but globally but consider the fact the 1st thing he said which was that the u.s. government has had a ridiculous stance on libra libras not at all the same as what china's trying to develop or what iran is trying to develop within israel has developed in the petro very different cases there where they are trying to form a national crypto currency that is essentially backed by their central banks libor is not that it is a fortune $500.00 coin essentially that's run by fortune $500.00 companies that wants to serve central banks around the world which i'm all for those central banks but not by a bunch of fortune 500

rodney paul, brian, johnathan gaybats, matthew blayne. ian armstrong. olivia. >> hi, i'm brian, i'm the president of the 1400 mission street board of directors. which has car access currently off of tenth street. and i've had a lot of concerns for my residents reaching out to me. i should mention that we are a fairly unique project in our city. we're 190 units of all affordable housing created by the mayor's office of housing that was built two years ago. and i've had a lot of concerns from families and people with disabilities about continuing car access since the western variance was added to this project. people are concerned that only being able to access by detouring multiple blocks around to 11 th 11th street and takinge jog to tenth street to access our homes is going to affect their everyday lives and be able to make it harder for them to move their family to and from the schools. and we're just -- >> thank you, time is up. next speaker, please. >> rodney paul, johnathan, matthew blayne, ian armstrong, olivia ganbone. >> i'm matthew blayne and th