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Next Congress Faces Unfinished Work on Clear Crypto Rules, Industry Group Says

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An opinion piece by Blockchain Association's Linsday Fraser argues that the incoming Congress inherits an incomplete task of setting durable rules for digital assets. The stated goals are protecting consumers while keeping American innovation in the sector competitive. The piece frames the post-election transition in Washington as a continuation of crypto policy work rather than a reset. The article is written from the perspective of an industry advocacy group and does not report on specific legislative proposals or votes.

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