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Proof of Love Ep. 6 Meditation & Astrology with Fred Steinmann

Proof of love ep. 6 meditation & astrology with fred steinmann

Proof of Love Ep. 6 Meditation & Astrology with Fred Steinmann

Proof of love ep. 6 meditation & astrology with fred steinmann

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Fred Steinmann is an early supporter of the Proof of Love show and was eager to come on.  We were intrigued by his mastery of astrology, as well as the random information he possesses in the world of “woo”.  We talk a bit about meditation, synchronicity, and how he fell in love and knew it on the spot- this was the woman he was meant to be with!  Very romantic, and apropos for the show! Quite a mix of topics, but if you want something different from your afternoon podcast? I think you came to the right place!  

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About the Guests:

Frederick started out his career in Public accounting at Cohn Reznick supporting a diverse range of clients from Warner Music Group, The Empire State Building, Juice Press to Gotham Bar and Grill.  In 2007 Frederick joined Blackstone before the company completed it’s IPO and became a key member in implementing technological systems and designing processes to improve the global tax financial reporting function.  During 7 years at Blackstone Frederick developed a proficiency in supporting a fast paced high growth financial services firm. In 2014 Frederick left Blackstone to begin his own consulting practice to work with companies, entrepreneurs and artists that are looking to impact the Triple Bottom Line.   The search for properly valuing the triple bottom line led him to the nascent world of bitcoin and Blockchain technology.  He currently advises clients on finance, strategy, business development and marketing. In 2017 Frederick joined Mondo NYC as the partner responsible for strategy and business development. In addition to being a CPA in New York State, Frederick studies the depth psychology of Carl Jung and practices Buddhism.

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Published at Wed, 13 Mar 2019 16:56:12 +0000

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Florida Bill Aims To Add Virtual Currency To AML Statutes

An act designed to add virtual currencies to Florida’s anti-money laundering statutes has unanimously passed three state committees.


Bill Targets ‘Ill-Gotten Gains’ From ‘Internet-Based Currencies’

The bill, sponsored by republican Jose Felix Diaz, “makes sure that traffickers and fraudsters can no longer try to use internet-based currencies to hide and move their ill-gotten gains,” State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle said in a statement quoted by local news resource Miami Herald.

Rundle added:

The high-tech criminals of the 21st Century use virtual currencies like bitcoin to accumulate and hide the profits of their illegal activities.

Bitcoin related crime

As the Herald notes, the legislation comes hot on the heels of the failed prosecution of Florida resident Michell Espinoza, who allegedly tried to sell $1,500 of bitcoins which were used to purchase stolen credit card information.

Despite his arrest after undercover law officers posed as traders on Localbitcoins, telling Espinoza they intended to use the funds for illicit purposes, a judge ultimately threw out his case as bitcoin is not considered money under current Florida law.

“This court is unwilling to punish a man for selling his property to another when his actions fall under a statute that is so vaguely written that even legal professionals have difficulty finding a singular meaning,” the ruling determined in July last year.

No Official Identity For bitcoin In Florida

Fellow Republican Dorothy Hukill meanwhile announced in September that she was seeking official recognition of bitcoin as a currency in the state, but no progress has yet been made.

The latest motion has ruffled feathers among local cryptocurrency advocates. Barry University economist Charles Evans explained to the Herald how it could send the wrong message.

Barry University economist Charles Evans

Florida legislators will be sending a very clear signal that financial innovation is not welcome here… No doubt, officials in China, Europe, Russia, Texas, and other places where bitcoin is welcome will be pleased.

Others were less concerned, local lawyer Andrew Hinkes claiming authorities would still need to prove intent to use bitcoin for illegal activities to entail a prosecution.

I don’t think it would affect the day-to-day users of bitcoin, or investors who hold bitcoin… but it might affect the business of those who exchange bitcoin for dollars. Now, assuming the facts support the intent required by law, the path to prosecution of traders for money laundering is clearer in Florida.

The bill is now awaiting its audition before a further state committee.

Virtual currency has faced a continued patchwork legal status across US states, with jurisdictions taking markedly different approaches to regulating it.

What do you think about Florida’s latest bill and bitcoin’s status in the state? Let us know in the comments below!


Images courtesy of Shutterstock, Barry University

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