US senator: There's 'no reason why' crypto should exist
Jon Tester is one of many Democratic senators slamming crypto of late, arguing that the sector is backed by nothing and provides nothing, so there's “no reason” why it should exist.
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Jon Tester is one of many Democratic senators slamming crypto of late, arguing that the sector is backed by nothing and provides nothing, so there's “no reason” why it should exist.
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