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https://davidson.house.gov/2022/2/congressman-warren-davidson-introduces-bill-to-protect-transaction-privacy/45b6edac-233e-4995-ada0-105cc60812d7 Congressman Warren Davidson Introduces Bill to Protect Transaction Privacy 2022-02-17 2022 2022-02 Republican House OH Warren Davidson D000626 davidson.house.gov davidson https://davidson.house.gov/press-releases scraper WASHINGTON, D.C.—This week, Ohio Rep. Warren Davidson (OH-R) introduced the Keep Your Coins Act, legislation designed to preserve Americans’ right to privacy in transacting with crypto assets. Specifically, this legislation would prohibit any federal agency from promulgating a rule that would impair a person’s ability to act as self-custodian. Therefore, a person would then be able to conduct peer-to-peer transactions with their crypto assets without the need to utilize a third-party intermediary. This would essentially cut out any need for a financial institution or money service business to facilitate a transaction. After introducing the bill, Rep. Davidson made the following statement: “As the federal government seeks more regulation of the crypto ecosystem, it seeks to impose more surveillance over American citizens. It’s vital that we preserve the attributes of cash transactions by protecting the permissionless nature of cash. No third party should be required for two people (or companies) to use money as a means of exchange, store of value, and record of account. This bill ensures that individuals will always have the ability to transact without any intermediaries.” 1 2026-03-30T01:40:41Z 2026-04-08T01:57:46Z
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