US Treasury calls for public comment on digital asset policy, following Biden’s executive order
President Joe Biden’s executive order on crypto in March directed the Treasury Department to take the lead among other government agencies in developing policy recommendations.
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President Joe Biden’s executive order on crypto in March directed the Treasury Department to take the lead among other government agencies in developing policy recommendations.
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