Democrat proposes MEME Act to stop Trump and other top politicians from issuing crypto coins
- House Democrats are introducing the MEME Act to prohibit public officials from endorsing cryptocurrencies like Trump's meme coin, which has experienced a significant price drop from nearly $70 to about $12.
- The proposed bill would also require Trump to return any profits earned from his meme coin sales and would allow investors to sue if they lost money.
- Representative Sam Liccardo expressed concern over transparency and potential corruption, emphasizing the need for enforcement mechanisms against unethical practices in the cryptocurrency market.
- Despite the bill's significance, it is unlikely to pass in the current Republican-controlled Congress, reflecting ongoing divisions within the Democratic Party.
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California Democrat Rep. Sam Liccardo is proposing legislation that takes aim at President Donald Trump's meme coin. Liccardo’s bill, which he plans to introduce Thursday, would block the president, members of Congress, and other senior officials, as well as their…
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