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Blockchain Association counters National Sheriffs claims about Clarity Act

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The Block reports that the Blockchain Association pushed back on claims by the National Sheriffs’ Association regarding the proposed Clarity Act.

According to the Blockchain Association, the legislation would support law enforcement, contesting the characterization that it would be harmful or ineffective.

The debate is unfolding as a pivotal week for the Clarity Act progresses, with both groups positioning their views on how the bill would affect enforcement.

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The BlockBlockchain Association counters National Sheriffs’ group claims as pivotal week for Clarity Act unfolds

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