Crypto critic Sen. Elizabeth Warren lambasted a stablecoin bill signed into law a few months ago in a letter to Treasury Secretary Bessent.Crypto critic Sen. Elizabeth Warren lambasted a stablecoin bill signed into law a few months ago in a letter to Treasury Secretary Bessent.

Sen. Warren slams stablecoin law and urges Treasury to address Trump conflict of interest concerns and financial risks

2025/10/22 04:57

Crypto critic Sen. Elizabeth Warren lambasted a stablecoin bill signed into law a few months ago in a letter to Treasury Secretary Bessent.

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