Though the Democratic presidential race in the United States may have lost its most forward-thinking candidate when it comes to cryptocurrency, that doesn’t mean it’s not still a hot button issue across party lines. The number of patents and companies associated with cryptocurrencies and blockchains continues to rise in the US market, making it both an economic and political issue in 2020.
The United States Senate held a hearing to go over the 2021 budget on Wednesday. While defending Trump’s $4.8 trillion proposal, Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH) asked a question regarding cryptocurrency:
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