Rep. Tom Emmer mulls bringing back bill aimed at reducing crypto red tape
Tom Emmer is considering reintroducing a bill that removes the requirement for entities to be registered as money transmitters even if they don’t handle customer assets.
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Tom Emmer is considering reintroducing a bill that removes the requirement for entities to be registered as money transmitters even if they don’t handle customer assets.
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