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This is the bill that sets up the CFTC to handle BTC, ETH, etc., instead of the SEC. It also covers some stuff with stablecoin yields that the banks were up in arms about.
Also handles some stuff like transactions to pay for food with BTC, not falling under the whole assets taxes, and some post-quantum standards stuff, among others.
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So what are the tradeoffs described in the other 305 pages for recognition of this natural right of not being prosecuted for non-crimes?