Why Crypto Still Has Little Power in Latin American’s Politics and Elections
On September 15, the US Senate voted 49 to 50 on whether to even begin debating the CLARITY Act, the market structure bill the crypto industry had spent more than a year negotiating. It needed sixty votes. Not a single Democrat voted yes, and the objections had less to do with the text than with The post Why Crypto Still Has Little Power in Latin American’s Politics and Elections appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- On September 15, the US Senate voted 49 to 50 on whether to even begin debating the CLARITY Act, the market structure bill the crypto industry had spent more than a year negotiating.
- It needed sixty votes.
- Not a single Democrat voted yes, and the objections had less to do with the text than with The post Why Crypto Still Has Little Power in Latin American’s Politics and Elections appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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