PANews reported on October 30th that, according to Cointelegraph, in the trial of the $25 million MEV robot case, US prosecutors refuted arguments regarding cryptocurrency policy, arguing that digital asset policy should be formulated by Congress, not decided by the courts. This could set a precedent for cryptocurrency-related cases.
In one case, U.S. prosecutors argued that encryption policy should be formulated by Congress, not decided by the courts.
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