US lawmakers introduce companion bill to 'mitigate risks' from El Salvador’s Bitcoin Law
"The United States must have a plan in place to protect our financial systems from the risks of [El Salvador's decision," said Representative Norma Torres.
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"The United States must have a plan in place to protect our financial systems from the risks of [El Salvador's decision," said Representative Norma Torres.
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