JPMorgan warns rushed US crypto rules could create market loopholes as Senate races toward July CLARITY Act vote

JPMorgan has warned that Congress could create new gaps in financial oversight if it moves too quickly to write new rules for the crypto industry. The warning comes as Senate leaders try to advance the Digital Asset Mark

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