New Bill Intended To Fight Crypto-Related Crime Introduced In Congress

New Bill Intended To Fight Crypto-Related Crime Introduced In Congress
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2019-4-11 20:26

Not to be confused with the Token Taxonomy Act, the Digital Taxonomy Act of 2019 introduced by Representative Darren Soto would allocate funds to the Federal Trade Commission to help stop crime related to cryptocurrency and digital assets. origin »

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