Clock Ticking: Senators, Crypto Bigwigs Race To Shape US Market Rules
Senators and Republican lawmakers ended separate roundtable meetings this week as talks around the Crypto Market Structure Bill picked up steam. According to sources cited by Fox Business journalist Eleanor Terrett, both sides met with industry leaders, including executives from Coinbase and Ripple, to press ahead on draft language and priorities. Related Reading: Crypto Welcome: […]
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US Senators to Introduce Comprehensive Framework to Regulate Crypto Industry
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