Sometimes when Congress discusses cryptocurrency, you see concerned faces. You see sometimes people reflecting a certain...
But as you have pointed out, the industry is, in fact, already regulated.
There is always a temptation in Washington to expand the Federal Government's reach.
If we want the center of innovation to remain right here in the United States for the benefit of American workers and Am...
the technology behind cryptocurrencies, meaning, again, blockchain, is something that is going to create a wealth of new...
If we ban some of these privacy features in cryptocurrencies or if we regulate them to death, how might we be precluding...
If we can resist centralizing power in Washington, as has long been the impulse of Democrats and Republicans alike in th...
This really could be a boon for America's poor and middle class. Let's not get in the way of it.
It should do so with an eye to not destroying this industry rather than simply using a machete.
Rigid one-size-fits-all regulation is something that is kind of scary, especially when it is targeted at the cryptocurre...
Today, American innovators are advancing into the unknown frontiers of cryptocurrencies.
Because they are based on a new technology, they could offer some real advantages, it seems to me, to lower-income custo...
Cryptocurrencies are already democratizing finance by lowering costs and expanding access to an industry that has histor...
I wish that political people would say, let us point out to the American people do you really want to leave if there is ...
I do not think that was a viable approach either in national security terms or in political terms.
We have left behind thousands, we have broken promises to friends and allies, we have abandoned women and girls there.
I introduced the Digital Asset Market Structure and Investor Protection Act earlier this year.
I doubt there are five Members of the United States Senate that could tell you what the hell a Bitcoin is.
