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In recent developments, the proposed Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act in the United States has sparked a heated debate.
The "Stop The Crypto Ban" petition, led by the Chamber of Digital Commerce on Change.org, opposes Senator Elizabeth Warren's legislation, supported by 19 senators. The act is seen as a potential threat to crypto innovation, jobs, and the sector, garnering nearly 10,000 signatures. Signatories pledge not to support senators backing the act in its current form in future elections.
The Chamber of Digital Commerce is urging senators, including Elizabeth Warren, Roger Marshall, Lindsey Graham, and Joe Manchin, to reconsider their support for current legislation. They argue that while regulation is necessary, the proposed measures go too far, posing threats to digital innovation. Major concerns include economic impacts, restrictions on innovation, and issues related to security and privacy.
Experts decry the legislation as a direct assault on personal freedom and privacy in cryptocurrency. The petition highlights its potential impact on innovation, economic growth, and consumer freedom. The Chamber of Digital Commerce cautions that the bill's restrictions could impede access to diverse financial tools, hindering financial inclusion and choice.
Senators urged to shape a digital-friendly future, signatories rally against the "Stop The Crypto Ban" petition, citing worries over the Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act.
#StopTheCryptoBan #ElizabethWarren #ChangeOrg #usa #UnitedStates
In recent developments, the proposed Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act in the United States has sparked a heated debate.
The "Stop The Crypto Ban" petition, led by the Chamber of Digital Commerce on Change.org, opposes Senator Elizabeth Warren's legislation, supported by 19 senators. The act is seen as a potential threat to crypto innovation, jobs, and the sector, garnering nearly 10,000 signatures. Signatories pledge not to support senators backing the act in its current form in future elections.
The Chamber of Digital Commerce is urging senators, including Elizabeth Warren, Roger Marshall, Lindsey Graham, and Joe Manchin, to reconsider their support for current legislation. They argue that while regulation is necessary, the proposed measures go too far, posing threats to digital innovation. Major concerns include economic impacts, restrictions on innovation, and issues related to security and privacy.
Experts decry the legislation as a direct assault on personal freedom and privacy in cryptocurrency. The petition highlights its potential impact on innovation, economic growth, and consumer freedom. The Chamber of Digital Commerce cautions that the bill's restrictions could impede access to diverse financial tools, hindering financial inclusion and choice.
Senators urged to shape a digital-friendly future, signatories rally against the "Stop The Crypto Ban" petition, citing worries over the Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act.
#StopTheCryptoBan #ElizabethWarren #ChangeOrg #usa #UnitedStates
