US Representatives Rip OCC, Brooks for ‘Excessive Focus’ on Crypto

US Representatives Rip OCC, Brooks for ‘Excessive Focus’ on Crypto

Congressional Democrats blasted the OCC and Acting Comptroller Brooks for spending time on crypto during a pandemic.


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