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Distributed Ledger: Some crypto companies frown on infrastructure law, while some financial advisors cheer for it

November 18, 2021

Hi there. Welcome to Distributed Ledger, our weekly crypto newsletter that will reach your inbox every Thursday. I’m Frances Yue, crypto reporter at MarketWatch, and I’ll walk you through the latest and greatest in digital assets this week so far.

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