Despite Clarity Act's failed vote in Senate last week, White House crypto
THE BLOCK: Despite the Clarity Act's failed vote in the Senate last week, White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt says the Trump administration is forging ahead, during a conference hosted by the Psaros Center for Financial Markets and Policy at Georgetown University."The future for digital assets is bright," Witt said. "We're disappointed by the failure of Clarity to advance at this time. Perhaps there's an opportunity in the future, but nonetheless, this administration is going to move out on providing as much regulatory clarity that we possibly can through the administration's policies."
Source: The Block
Source: The Block
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