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BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Did Opportunists In the US Cede China Crypto-currency Like They Did Biowarfare Technology? stalling blockchain innovations
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Did Opportunists in the US cede China crypto-currency like they did biowarfare technology?
We’ve written extensively on how the US ceded China biowarfare technology, knowledge, and even money to create a fully operational biowarfare weapon in China. The US gave so much that China could release a biological weapon of their own like what was done in 2019 in Wuhan.
Today we ask, did the US do the same with cryptocurrency like it did biowarfare technology?
Pundit Seekingalpha.com believes the former Head of the SEC may have done this:
While at the helm of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), former Chairman Jay Clayton (pictured below) made a mess of the digital economy. Clayton’s actions in office resulted in stalling U.S. cryptocurrency and blockchain innovations, dampening a burgeoning industry, and enabling China to race out in front. Digital money is here to stay, and instead of making efforts to provide clarity and structure for the future of American-made innovation in this space, Clayton’s SEC kept everyone guessing on the rules while picking clear winners and losers among the biggest coins.
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