Hillary Clinton Argues Crypto Could Destabilize Nations, Currencies
Former US Secretary of State and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has joined the ranks of political leaders who seem worried about cryptocurrencies’ potential impact on nations - claiming they had the po...
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Speaking via video at a panel discussion held today as part of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Singapore, Clinton reportedly said crypto had the potential to undermine the US dollar as the reserve currency....
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