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Crypto’s (Self-)Regulation Problem

Coinbase Head of US Policy Kara Calvert joins Emily Chang to talk about the need for crypto firms to self-regulate as the sector consolidates, and what she makes of the regulatory efforts coming out of Washington DC.

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