A biography for Francis X. Suarezhasn’t been written yet.
“Every time I would talk about crypto, my analytics would go through the roof. The analytics went crazy.”
“I've always felt that Miami is part of my DNA.”
“I love people and I love problem solving.”
“We believe that cryptocurrency and the use of blockchain can open up the economy to individuals and groups that have been historically excluded or ignored by the free market and financial institutions.”
“Government shouldn't constantly be in our pocket.”
“I realized that there are two choices in life: one can be part of the solution or one can complain about the things they don't like.”
“I realized I could be myself, and I wasn't going to pay a consequence for that, and that people liked me for who I am and not necessarily for the generic, sanitized version of myself. And that was very liberating for me and, frankly, a huge confidence boost.”
“Obviously the federal government has the ability and the right to have their currency and to create the kind of policy that they believe will promote American values.”
“I'm excited about the fact that our city has differentiated itself as a crypto capital and as a bitcoin capital.”
“I do see very quickly a world where the satoshi system is what is used to make payments.”
“I don't know another way to try to deal with income inequality than actually having entrepreneurs and inventors creating the kind of jobs that allow your residents to be successful and provide for their families.”
“When one person has the ability to make one tweet and spiral the price of a particular asset at that level - you know, 10%-20% as opposed to 1% or 2% or 3%... You know, there's volatility in everything, there's volatility in commodities, there's volatility in dollars but not that kind of volatility.”
“The one constant in politics is change and things that are happening today are not happening tomorrow.”
“Cuba is exporting communism throughout the hemisphere and throughout the world, and has been doing it for decades - and that's something that should interest the national security of the United States.”
“From the integration of a new technological class to the expansion of fintech, medtech and greentech sectors, we believe the Miami movement has the potential to serve as a new model for the way we as cities develop our economy, expand our businesses and serve our residents.”
“Unless your politics speak to the people who you want to support you, they're not going to support you.”
“There's a lot of cities in Florida, there are many areas that are suburban, many areas that are rural, you know, many areas that are dense cities like ours.”
“The reality is, we're seeing these more intense events, we're seeing these mega-hurricanes. Nobody's disputing that and nobody thinks that's a Democrat or Republican issue.”
“I not only have to take care of each and every one of the residents of the city of Miami, but I also have to think about all the cities in America and how do we create prosperity for all those cities.”
“Our role as a government is to bring this new technology into the proverbial sunshine so it becomes more accessible, more predictable and more productive for those who choose to participate.”