Consensys Sends Letter to Future U.S. President Urging Clear Crypto Rules
On October 24, blockchain company Consensys sent an open letter to future U.S. presidents asking for clear and supportive regulations on cryptocurrencies and Web3. The letter, released on October 23rd, states that regulatory rulings need to be transparent in order for the U.S. to remain globally competitive while addressing consumer protection and illegal activity.
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