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In A New Letter

$TRUMP and other meme coins won't be protected by SEC: Hester

Congressman proposes MEME Act to ban political

In a new letter, Democratic lawmakers are asking federal regulators to look into legal and ethical questions around the meme cryptocurrency coins launched by President

Congressman Sam Liccardo Proposed The

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Congressman Sam Liccardo proposed the MEME Act to ban political meme coins and penalize violators. The bill has little chance of passing, but it could spark future

First Lawmaker to Tackle Presidential Meme Coin Scheme

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MEME Act Could Ban TRUMP And Political Token Launches

House Democrats propose bill to ban presidential memecoins:

Hace 15 horas SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce said investors shouldn’t expect protection when it comes to meme coins as the agency pulls back from aggressive enforcement.

Us Congressman Brad Sherman Says

Encryption is a meme, but too powerful to ban: US lawmakers

???????? US Congressman Brad Sherman says there’s too much money and power in crypto to ban it. Here it is worth recalling that the Fair Political Practices Commission had

US lawmakers propose act to ban meme coins like

House Democrats Are Preparing To

Trump crypto meme coin is a 'deep concern,' Dem lawmakers tell

Now, in the latest development, Rep. Brad Sherman is giving his opinion on whether a crypto ban has failed enough to make it happen. According to the Los Angeles Times, he hated it and

House Democrats are preparing to introduce the Modern Emoluments and Malfeasance Enforcement (MEME) Act, which would prohibit public officials from profiting from

After The Asset

After the asset’s issuance, the proposal would bar federal officials from engaging in the promotion or other conduct likely to benefit themselves financially. The

Crypto is a meme, but too powerful to ban: US Lawmaker

In February, he introduced the Modern Emoluments & Malfeasance Enforcement (MEME) Act, the first legislation of its kind aimed squarely at curbing presidential