US Senators Introduce Crypto Sanctions Bill — Expert Says It’s Overbroad, Unconstitutional

By cineramaMarch 18, 2022DeFi

U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren and 10 other lawmakers have introduced the “Digital Asset Sanctions Compliance Enhancement Act of 2022.” The bill “would place sweeping restrictions on persons who build, […]

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US Senators Introduce Crypto Sanctions Bill — Expert Says It’s Overbroad, Unconstitutional

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