Crypto Legislation Likely Coming Under Trump, Ex-SEC Chief Says
Crypto Legislation Likely Coming Under Trump, Ex-SEC Chief Says By Douglas Gillison and Chris Prentice NEW YORK (Reuters) - Congress is likely to adopt legislation governing cryptocurrencies during President-elect Donald Trump's administration, Jay Clayton ...
Cryptocurrency legislation likely coming under Trump administration, ex-SEC chief says
"I think we will see crypto legislation," Clayton told a gathering of securities lawyers in New York. "I think it becomes much easier to have crypto legislation if you're tackling some of these problems that can be tackled at the executive and the ...
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