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Trump Asks Congress to Pass Crypto Bill Alongside Executives

President Donald Trump pressed Congress to pass digital asset market structure legislation that is a top priority for the industry, as he hosted cryptocurrency executives at the White House on Wednesday.

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Trump Asks Congress to Pass Crypto Bill Alongside Executives
President Donald Trump pressed Congress to pass digital asset market structure legislation that is a top priority for the industry, as he hosted cryptocurrency executives at the White House on Wednesday.
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