US Senate to vote on bill to reopen gov’t with crypto bill in limbo
Some Republicans’ initial plans to have crypto market structure out of committee by November have been sidetracked by the government shutdown.
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Some Republicans’ initial plans to have crypto market structure out of committee by November have been sidetracked by the government shutdown.
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