New Zealand parliamentary report advises against hasty crypto regulation
An independent report prepared for a House committee suggests the government foster the development of digital asset technology and regulate it cooperatively.
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An independent report prepared for a House committee suggests the government foster the development of digital asset technology and regulate it cooperatively.
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