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• US Congressman Warren Davidson urges for a ban on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs)

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• China responds to Biden’s investment restrictions

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• Stanford University intends to refund $5.5M received from the FTX foundation

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• Russia calls U.S. national debt a global fraud

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