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Back in March, President Biden issued an Executive Order that directed every relevant federal agency to work on guidance related to crypto - and then to report back.
We’re now into that “time to report back” window, and the White House, along with other agencies, have started providing updates on their findings. On the White House end, the policy recommendations included better suggestions focused on better consumer and investor protections.
But what about agencies like the Securities and Exchange Commission or the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, both of whom have a stake in crypto regulation?
Bloomberg reporter Allyson Versprille joins this episode to break down the latest developments.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Back in March, President Biden issued an Executive Order that directed every relevant federal agency to work on guidance related to crypto - and then to report back.
We’re now into that “time to report back” window, and the White House, along with other agencies, have started providing updates on their findings. On the White House end, the policy recommendations included better suggestions focused on better consumer and investor protections.
But what about agencies like the Securities and Exchange Commission or the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, both of whom have a stake in crypto regulation?
Bloomberg reporter Allyson Versprille joins this episode to break down the latest developments.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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