Cynthia Lummis says Bitcoin could erase the US national debt
Lummis's Bitcoin proposal could redefine fiscal policy, positioning the US as a crypto leader but risks market volatility and policy shifts. The post Cynthia Lummis says Bitcoin could erase the US national debt appeared...
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Lummis's Bitcoin proposal could redefine fiscal policy, positioning the US as a crypto leader but risks market volatility and policy shifts.
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