Senate Banking Committee chair calls for coordination with Treasury on crypto
The committee chair cited crypto exchange FTX’s “alarming fraud,” liquidity crunch and bankruptcy as examples of financial risks that the Treasury and regulators should address.
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The committee chair cited crypto exchange FTX’s “alarming fraud,” liquidity crunch and bankruptcy as examples of financial risks that the Treasury and regulators should address.
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