Is there a right way to regulate crypto? Yes, and this is how
Cryptocurrency is a promising asset class for people and investors, but the lack of proper regulation slows down its innovation. Cryptocurrency is becoming increasingly mainstream. Between the entrance en masse of traditional financial institutions — from investment funds, to banks, to insurance companies — to the multitrillion-dollar market capitalization, crypto is truly unignorable. As such, it is also increasingly on the radar of regulators around the world, particularly in the United States. How can this industry balance stability and investor protection on the one hand with the....
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