U.S. SenatorTimScott, the top Republican on the Senate Banking Committee, is releasing his priorities for a bipartisan regulatory framework for cryptocurrency. nikhileshde has more details. Presented by trondao:
U.S. Sen. Tim Scott , the top Republican on the Senate Banking Committee, will release his priorities for a bipartisan regulatory framework for cryptocurrency today, according to Politico.
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