I read that today the US Senate had an open session about bitcoin and cryptocurrency regulations, did they killed us? Or they are making cool regulations?
I only know what I read on coindesk and cointelegraph, and things looked really positive and bullish for crypto. Bitcoin already recovered a little after that reunion so the markets are taking that reunion as something positive as well. They see to be welcoming crypto and DLT (Distributed Ledger Technology), and will keep their eyes on ICOs, in order to try to reduce scams. They seemed honest and concerned on getting a good middle term for crypto. They don't want to kill innovation, and accept that crypto has a role to play in our society, and at the same time they want to protect it's citizens from scam. Those are legit concerns to me, so I would say it went very well.
