US infrastructure law could brace up digital assets — but first some fixes
Assuming a fix for its troublesome language, the bill might eventually prove a boon — another sign “digital assets are here to stay.”
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Assuming a fix for its troublesome language, the bill might eventually prove a boon — another sign “digital assets are here to stay.”
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