CDC gives nod to Lummis-Gillibrand bill in proposed amicus brief in SEC v. Ripple case
The Chamber of Digital Commerce asked to file an amicus brief in the protracted SEC case against Ripple Labs and supports legislating to clear up a legal gray area.
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The Chamber of Digital Commerce asked to file an amicus brief in the protracted SEC case against Ripple Labs and supports legislating to clear up a legal gray area.
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