Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is pushing for strict ethics laws to curb crypto conflicts of interest, yet her 22-year-old son just secured a staggering $300 million valuation for his fintech startup. Backed by his mother’s political donors like Ripple’s Chris Larsen, Theodore Gillibrand’s venture raises a massive red flag: is this genuine innovation or just a blatant use of political influence? Can we trust ethics rules written by those whose families benefit most? What’s your take?
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