Global investment bank TD Cowen has predicted a slowdown in the advancement of cryptocurrency legislation, even as presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris try to court supporters of the asset class through their election campaigns.
What Happened: In a note released on Monday, TD Cowen stated that definitive legislation is unlikely to progress before the end of 2024, according to a report by The Block.
The prediction comes at a time when lawmakers are on a break until the post-election period, leaving a limited window for the passage of bills during the lame-duck session.
Jaret Seiberg from TD Cowen’s Washington Research Group expressed doubts about significant action during this session due to the limited timeframe and the need to …
Full story available on Benzinga.com
Global investment bank TD Cowen has predicted a slowdown in the advancement of cryptocurrency legislation, even as presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris try to court supporters of the asset class through their election campaigns.
What Happened: In a note released on Monday, TD Cowen stated that definitive legislation is unlikely to progress before the end of 2024, according to a report by The Block.
The prediction comes at a time when lawmakers are on a break until the post-election period, leaving a limited window for the passage of bills during the lame-duck session.
Jaret Seiberg from TD Cowen’s Washington Research Group expressed doubts about significant action during this session due to the limited timeframe and the need to …
Full story available on Benzinga.com
Global investment bank TD Cowen has predicted a slowdown in the advancement of cryptocurrency legislation, even as presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris try to court supporters of the asset class through their election campaigns.
What Happened: In a note released on Monday, TD Cowen stated that definitive legislation is unlikely to progress before the end of 2024, according to a report by The Block.
The prediction comes at a time when lawmakers are on a break until the post-election period, leaving a limited window for the passage of bills during the lame-duck session.
Jaret Seiberg from TD Cowen’s Washington Research Group expressed doubts about significant action during this session due to the limited timeframe and the need to …Full story available on Benzinga.com Read MoreBitcoin, Cryptocurrency, Cryptocurrency legislation, Donald Trump, Edge Project, FIT21, Kamala Harris, News, Politics, Markets, News, Cryptocurrency, Politics, Markets, Benzinga Markets
