New regulators are set to define Europe's crypto policies
The European Parliament is set to establish a new European Commission, and it will determine the next five years of crypto policy for the European Union.
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The European Parliament is set to establish a new European Commission, and it will determine the next five years of crypto policy for the European Union.
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