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Senate Bill Could Open Crypto to U.S. Sanctions, but Industry Trying to Head it Off

A piece of legislation with heavy implications for the digital assets sector made it through the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence’s funding package recently without most in the industry – and many in Congress – apparently aware of it, but industry insiders consider its chances for survival to be limited.

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