Massad Slams US Crypto Reserve

Massad Critiques Proposed US Crypto Reserve

Timothy Massad, former CFTC chairman and current research fellow at Harvard Kennedy School, voiced strong criticism of a potential US crypto reserve, calling it a "very bad idea." In a recent interview, Massad expressed skepticism, stating that he doesn't see any national interest served by such a reserve. He further suggested the initiative might be a form of political payback.

Concerns and Implications

Massad's concerns highlight the potential risks and unintended consequences associated with a government-backed crypto reserve. These concerns warrant careful consideration by policymakers and the crypto community alike. The potential impact on market stability and regulatory frameworks remain significant considerations.

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