A cryptocurrency regulation bill appears to have little momentum left in the Senate after it came up short in a floor vote Tuesday, with industry now turning its attention to Trump regulators to set the rules of the road. The Clarity Act failed to secure enough support to clear a procedural hurdle Tuesday afternoon, with…
Crypto shifts focus to Trump regulators after coming up short in Senate
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