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The article focuses on three areas

1. stopping crypto assets from being used to launder money

2. taxation of crypto investments.

3. financial regulation: protecting consumers from fraud, reducing systemic risk and ensuring fair competition

All of these seem like fair measures. How successful they will be? Exchanges like Coinbase are a key point of regulation.

Also regarding the lobbing, "The Economist calculates that crypto firms spent around $5m lobbying the American Senate in the first nine months of 2021".

For those more experienced in lobbying, is that a lot?