US House Financial Services Committee Approves First Crypto Regulatory Framework Bill
A key US House Committee on Wednesday passed a bipartisan bill to ensure regulatory clarity for cryptocurrencies. The House Financial Services Committee approved a Republican-led bill in a 35-15 vote, with support from s...
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The House Financial Services Committee approved a Republican-led bill in a 35-15 vote, with support from some Democrats including Jim Himes of Connecticut and Ritchie Torres of New York....
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