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California Governor Signs Law Banning Officials from Issuing Meme Coins
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed new legislation prohibiting state and local public officials from issuing meme coins. The bill, which passed the California Senate 40-0 and the Assembly 78-
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California Governor Signs Law Banning Officials from Issuing Meme Coins
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed new legislation prohibiting state and local public officials from issuing meme coins. The bill, which passed the California Senate 40-0 and the Assembly 78-
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