Saylor Says ‘Bitcoin Doesn’t Need CLARITY’ as Senate Delays Vote
Michael Saylor said Bitcoin can advance without the CLARITY Act while urging the United States to establish clearer digital asset rules. The comments came as lawmakers pushed a potential Senate vote on the crypto market...
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