US tech alliance urges Biden to support cryptocurrency regulation ahead of US presidential election
The Chamber of Progress, a US technology industry alliance, recently called on President Joe Biden to support comprehensive cryptocurrency regulation and make it a key step for his government to attract young voters before the upcoming US presidential election. The chamber emphasized the growing importance of digital assets to a large and increasing number of voters and pointed out that currently over 18 million Americans hold or trade cryptocurrencies.
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