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Two Representatives Launch "Anti-Crypto Corruption Week," Urge Democrats to Block Bills Like GENIUS

Two Representatives Launch "Anti-Crypto Corruption Week," Urge Democrats to Block Bills Like GENIUS

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2025/07/11 15:51
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BlockBeats News, July 11 — According to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, in response to the Republican "Crypto Week," Representatives Maxine Waters and Stephen F. Lynch have launched the "Anti-Crypto Corruption Week" initiative, calling on Democrats to block the GENIUS Act, the CLARITY Act, and the Anti-CBDC Act. They warn that these bills pave the way for so-called "crypto corruption."

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