US lawmaker urges SEC to repeal controversial crypto custody rule SAB 121
US lawmaker Wiley Nickel urges SEC to repeal SAB 121, arguing it hampers crypto growth and pushes investors offshore. The post US lawmaker urges SEC to repeal controversial crypto custody rule SAB 121 appeared first on C...
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US lawmaker Wiley Nickel urges SEC to repeal SAB 121, arguing it hampers crypto growth and pushes investors offshore.
The post US lawmaker urges SEC to repeal controversial crypto custody rule SAB 121 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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