SEC Talks Crypto Privacy | Jito Moves to the U.S. | Policy Updates
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It was a packed week for crypto policy in Congress’s final legislative session of the year. Instead of a market structure markup in the Senate, Banking Chairman Tim Scott held a consequential meeting with players from the crypto and banking industries. Cody Carbone, CEO of the Digital Chamber, joins us to break it down.
Regulators were busy too: a changing of the guard at the CFTC, key guidance from the Fed, and a SEC privacy roundtable, where StarkWare GC Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos shared her insights.
Plus, Jito Labs announced its return to the U.S., and we’ll hear from Jito Foundation President Brian Smith about what it means for the industry.
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