Congress needs to crack down on crypto. MAGA conspiracy theorists could stop them. (via The ReidOut Blog)
, leading some of them — who’ve previously demurred over government regulation — to call for more government oversight of the crypto world.
And just last week, the head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, an independent agency of the U.S. government that is increasingly tasked with policing the crypto world,There’s clearly some momentum to take action on cryptocurrency — the only question is how substantive any action will be given the divided Congress set to take control in January.
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