I think it's a bearish sign for bitcoin specifically, since 90% of bitcoin is controlled by 1% of people, there is no way for government/traditional wealth holders to be able to manipulate/control the bitcoin price through actually owning it, so the only way to regulate the bitcoin for them is making it unusable and irrelevant. This is partially reflected in the way those senats addressed blockchain technologies without touch on bitcoin.
RE: Why U.S Restrictions on ICOs and Exchanges Is Likely
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