US congressman and crypto skeptic explains why a crypto ban won’t work
Sherman said any task force or committee set up to help and protect investors wouldn’t work as long as gullible investors keep investing in memecoins.
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Sherman said any task force or committee set up to help and protect investors wouldn’t work as long as gullible investors keep investing in memecoins.
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