Opinion
Despite a relentless campaign from institutional powerbrokers like Senator Elizabeth Warren, the US Senate advanced the GENIUS Act, marking a watershed moment for stablecoin regulation and exposing the limits of establishment resistance.
Zachary Kelman
Zachary Kelman is an attorney and writer active in the crypto space since 2013. He was previously General Counsel of Cointelegraph and has crafted crypto legislation for five jurisdictions, including the 2014 Online Market Protection Act in the US. He has served as General Counsel or legal advisor to numerous leading fintech and crypto firms.
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