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by: xpoolPosted on: August 27, 2025

Crypto Entities Demand Developer Protections From Senate in New Regulations

Over 100 cryptocurrency entities, including Coinbase and Paxos, have urged the U.S. Senate to implement explicit protections for developers within upcoming digital asset regulations. They emphasize the critical need for clear guidelines that avoid stifling innovation, which could ultimately impact investments and regulatory perceptions in the industry.

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