Crypto bills may move forward in ‘lame duck’ Congress, says Rep. Hill
Representative French Hill says two US crypto-regulating bills might make some progress on Capitol Hill before the current Congress disbands.
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Representative French Hill says two US crypto-regulating bills might make some progress on Capitol Hill before the current Congress disbands.
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