The Blockchain Association has called on Donald Trump to reform cryptocurrency regulation in the United States within the first 100 days of his presidency. The letter outlines five proposals, including the creation of a framework that supports innovation and protects consumers, the repeal of the policy debanking crypto businesses, the appointment of a new SEC head, and updating the leadership of the Treasury and IRS. The association also suggested establishing a cryptocurrency advisory council to interact with Congress and government agencies.
11/23/2024 2:37:24 PM (GMT+1)
Blockchain Association urges Trump to reform US crypto regulation within the first 100 days by repealing debanking and changing SEC and Treasury leadership 📜
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