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New York's top law officer warns federal crypto bill could strip state consumer protections
New York Attorney General Letitia James told Congress that the proposed federal Clarity Act, the bill meant to establish nationwide crypto market rules, could prevent states from enforcing their own consumer protection laws against crypto platforms. She urged lawmakers to add stronger federal consumer safeguards before passing the bill.
Why it matters for the crypto market
Opposition from a major state regulator adds political friction to the already-delayed Clarity Act and signals that even if the bill returns to the Senate floor, its final form could be significantly altered.
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