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March 31, 2023

Could Elizabeth Warren’s ‘Anti-Crypto Army’ Lead to Crypto Ban in U.S.?

Alexander Whitford
Alexander Whitford

Senator Elizabeth Warren has been vocal about her concerns regarding cryptocurrency, and she appears to be gaining support from fellow lawmakers. In fact, some are now referring to her as the leader of an "anti-crypto army." This has led many in the crypto community to worry that a ban on cryptocurrency could be on the horizon.

The United States dollar has long been the dominant currency worldwide, accounting for roughly 59 percent of global reserve currency. However, this figure has been declining as other major markets have begun moving away from dollars through de-dollarization efforts. As a result, the White House recently released its take on digital assets and Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).

According to the report, President Biden's administration is concerned about potential risks posed by cryptocurrencies such as money laundering and terrorist financing. The report also calls for stricter regulation of digital assets.

Warren has long been critical of cryptocurrencies and their lack of regulation. She recently stated that crypto is a "wild west" with no consumer protection or oversight in place. Her stance on crypto seems to be resonating with others in Congress who share her concerns.

This growing sentiment against cryptocurrency has led many people within the industry to worry that a ban could be imminent. Some even speculate that Warren may attempt to push through legislation banning all forms of cryptocurrency trading or ownership.

While it remains unclear whether such legislation would actually pass Congress or hold up under legal scrutiny, it is clear that there is increased pressure on regulators and lawmakers alike to take action against what they perceive as potential dangers associated with cryptocurrencies.

As governments around the world grapple with how best to regulate digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum and others; researchers believe we might see more countries following China's lead by creating their own digital currencies backed by central banks.

In conclusion, while it remains uncertain whether Senator Warren will succeed in leading a charge to ban cryptocurrencies in the United States, her growing influence and support from fellow lawmakers should not be ignored. The crypto community will need to remain vigilant and proactive in advocating for sensible regulation that balances innovation with consumer protection.