United States Senators Mike Crapo and Sherrod Brown, respectively the Senate Banking Committee chair and ranking member, shared their views on crypto regulations.
Both appear to want comprehensive policy for big tech companies.
The senators made their remarks while speaking with the press following the Senate Banking Hearing on Facebook's Libra on July 16.
Senator Crapo stressed the importance of building an overarching regulatory framework for data protection - not just for Facebook, but for all Internet companies looking to launch their own cryptocurrencies, la the Financial Stability Oversight Council for banks.
"We've got to look at how we structure data protection in the United States [] We need to move to a comprehensive approach. What that structure exactly is, I can't tell you."
When a reporter asked whether Crapo was calling for a "Comprehensive privacy law," Crapo confirmed that he was.
Senator Brown appeared to agree with Crapo, saying "It will be hard to do something comprehensive, but I hope we can."
"Clearly, Americans don't trust Wall Street. They now are putting big tech and big banks in the same category. Because they've seen the betrayal and the undermining of our democratic values in Facebook and in other tech companies."
"I like that she's doing that. I don't know yet. I don't know enough about what she's doing but I like that she's raising that issue and wanting to put pen to paper."
As previously reported by Cointelegraph, libretarian Ron Paul recently spoke up again about his views on cryptocurrencies.
Post-Hearing: Ranking Senate Committee Members Discuss Regulations
Publicado en Jul 16, 2019
by Cointele | Publicado en Coinage
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