The National Fraternal Order of Police supports the latest version of the Clarity Act, stating that the BRCA language preserves the ability to investigate cryptocurrency-related crimes.
Svmuu News: A Fox Business crypto reporter posted on X that the National Fraternal Order of Police—one of the key law enforcement groups involved in negotiations on the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act—now supports the latest version of the Clarity Act, stating that the revised BRCA language addresses its previous concerns and preserves law enforcement’s ability to investigate crypto crimes. In the latest version of the bill released on Wednesday, the BRCA provisions remain unchanged, so it is unclear exactly what changes the group is referring to.
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