British MP Lisa Cameron is ‘not invested personally’ in crypto but advocates for regulation
“I’m an advocate for getting regulation in place that makes the most of the potential of the sector whilst protecting consumers,” said the member of Pariliament.
“I’m an advocate for getting regulation in place that makes the most of the potential of the sector whilst protecting consumers,” said the member of Pariliament.
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