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US Attorney General Opposes CLARITY Bill Amid Scam Concerns

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The US 18th Attorney General has expressed opposition to the CLARITY bill, citing concerns over decreased authority in combating scams. In response, the US Senate's Republican party unveiled a final version of the bill, which President Trump reportedly agrees with on most points regarding ethics regulations. Meanwhile, Mercari, a Japanese e-commerce platform, has introduced an automated investment feature for Bitcoin and Ethereum using its Points system. Other news includes Bulgaria requiring cryptocurrency users to report their information, South Korea requesting a two-year delay in implementing cryptocurrency taxes, and various other developments in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space.

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