Sun Seeks Sanctions Over Trump-Linked World Liberty's Late UAE Ownership Claim
Justin Sun is seeking sanctions against World Liberty Financial, saying the Trump-linked firm hid UAE ownership to escape his $45 million fraud suit.
Sen. Bill Hagerty opposes CBDCs, supports Bitcoin reserve, and criticizes past SEC crypto enforcement.
According to Senator Bill Hagerty, some members of Congress see a central bank digital currency as the sole solution, but he calls that “absolutely not consistent with freedom and liberty.” In a conversation recorded at the studio, Hagerty detailed how regulatory ambiguity allowed former Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler to go after the sector, argued that minimal government intervention fosters innovation, and outlined what legislation Congress can realistically pass before January's new session.
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Justin Sun is seeking sanctions against World Liberty Financial, saying the Trump-linked firm hid UAE ownership to escape his $45 million fraud suit.
TD Cowen analyst warns that a Democratic sweep of Congress would kill the CLARITY Act for two years and sour crypto's political climate.
The CFTC deemed equity perpetual futures approved as security futures products, opening the first path for U.S.-regulated exchanges to list them.
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