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Kenneth Lou

Co-founder at Seedly

10 Mar 2022

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This is a win for the crypto digital assets world, one big step forward! Regulation of crypto markets

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presid...

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WayneC

16 Mar 2022

General dips and "crashes" for cryto has been stable actually

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Joey Koh

11 Mar 2022

Here's a summary of it by someone who's well versed in the US crypto political space

https://twitter.com/twobitidiot/status/15016813...

Agree w kenneth though, regullation and clarity is clearly needed for the space to move forward.

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