Trump's crypto personal interests spark controversy; the "Clear Act" still awaits a full Senate vote

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ME News, May 31 (UTC+8): Trump’s election as President in 2024 and his support for cryptocurrencies are widely viewed as a major positive for the digital asset industry, but controversy has arisen over his personal interests in the sector. Congress is advancing the “Clear Act” legislation, which aims to set rules for digital assets and may encourage institutional investment to enter. Currently, the “Clear Act” is awaiting a full Senate vote, and lawmakers are still debating whether to include moral provisions that would restrict elected officials from participating in digital asset investments. Trump’s interests in the cryptocurrency space are one of the sparks for the related debate. (Source: ODAILY)
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EbbShellLedger
· 3h ago
It's good news, but who gets the biggest slice of the cake is hard to say.
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FloatingMirrorSphere
· 3h ago
The bill's name is quite ironic, what a joke, been arguing for two years and still arguing.
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NeonStreetReflections
· 3h ago
If this bill passes, institutional money will flow in, will retail investors still get a share?
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Semi-MeltedIceCream
· 3h ago
Why has the Clear Law taken so long, what has the SEC been doing?
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BluePeonyAlert
· 3h ago
Supporting support, benefiting benefits, two different matters
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YieldKaraoke
· 3h ago
Politics and encryption are too deeply intertwined.
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GateUser-5d719aba
· 3h ago
The moral clause is stuck here, and the sarcasm is at its peak.
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MorandiLily
· 3h ago
Does Trump's personal holdings count as a variant of insider trading?
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