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CLARITY Act Leaves 5 Loopholes, From Pensions to Trump’s $1.4B Crypto

CLARITY Act Leaves 5 Loopholes, From Pensions to Trump’s $1.4B CryptoWorldPing

Senate Banking Committee minority staff say the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act fails five minimum standards, potentially leaving pensions exposed and failing to stop President Trump’s next $1.4 billion in crypto profits.

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