Community fires back at anti-crypto letter sent to US lawmakers
Tech lawyer Preston Byrne blasted the signatories, describing some of them as “unapologetic attention seekers.”
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Tech lawyer Preston Byrne blasted the signatories, describing some of them as “unapologetic attention seekers.”
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