The U.S. Treasury Department is seeking expanded authority from Congress to regulate cryptocurrency and fintech platforms, aiming to enhance government control over digital asset transactions outside the U.S. This move is targeted at groups like Hamas and stablecoin operations such as Tether. The push for new crypto-focused laws reflects escalating tensions among U.S. lawmakers as they strive to incorporate crypto provisions into year-end bills.
A top U.S. Treasury Department official is pushing Congress for new crypto-focused laws to boost government powers over digital assets transactions outside the U.S. -- including at stablecoin operations such as @Tether_to. https://t.co/48wYqSUyN5
ICYMI: Tensions rise as US lawmakers work to get crypto provisions into end-of-year bills https://t.co/lYMmyR8IPB
A top U.S. Treasury Department official is pushing Congress for new crypto-focused laws to boost government powers over digital assets transactions outside the U.S. -- including at stablecoin operations. https://t.co/QvuIy1fqVv
A top U.S. Treasury Department official is pushing Congress for new crypto-focused laws to boost government powers over digital assets transactions outside the U.S. -- including at stablecoin operations such as @Tether_to. @jesseahamilton reports https://t.co/7dHiqSDfR1
A top U.S. Treasury Department official is pushing Congress for new crypto-focused laws to boost government powers over digital assets transactions outside the U.S. -- including at stablecoin operations such as @Tether_to. @jesseahamilton reports https://t.co/I3UGryclNg
Treasury Department seeking power from Congress to go after #crypto and #fintech platforms used by groups like Hamas: Politico
🔴 THE TREASURY PRESSES CONGRESS FOR NEW POWER IN CRYPTO - POLITICO.