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U.S. crypto legislation stalls in Congress

A U.S. cryptocurrency bill known as the Clarity Act has stalled in Congress. The development is described as a setback for digital-asset markets.

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Regulatory uncertainty can weigh on crypto prices and delay clearer rules for the industry.

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