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In this crucial episode of The Mark Moss Show, join us as we dissect Senator Elizabeth Warren's latest legislative attempts to curtail the burgeoning cryptocurrency industry. Mark Moss dives deep into the ramifications of Warren's proposed AML bill, which seeks to extend the Bank Secrecy Act to cryptocurrency, potentially stifling the industry under heavy reporting requirements and surveillance. We explore how this bill, targeting unhosted and private wallets, could endanger not only the crypto sector but also individual financial privacy and freedom. Furthermore, Mark highlights the growing resistance in various states against such overreaching policies and underscores the importance of understanding the true implications of CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies). Tune in to grasp the full picture of how these proposed regulations could alter the landscape of financial freedom and what it means for your autonomy in the digital age.
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In this crucial episode of The Mark Moss Show, join us as we dissect Senator Elizabeth Warren's latest legislative attempts to curtail the burgeoning cryptocurrency industry. Mark Moss dives deep into the ramifications of Warren's proposed AML bill, which seeks to extend the Bank Secrecy Act to cryptocurrency, potentially stifling the industry under heavy reporting requirements and surveillance. We explore how this bill, targeting unhosted and private wallets, could endanger not only the crypto sector but also individual financial privacy and freedom. Furthermore, Mark highlights the growing resistance in various states against such overreaching policies and underscores the importance of understanding the true implications of CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies). Tune in to grasp the full picture of how these proposed regulations could alter the landscape of financial freedom and what it means for your autonomy in the digital age.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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