Balancing Innovation and Security: A Framework for Digital Currency Regulation in the United States

The rapid growth of digital currencies has highlighted their potential for growth as well as the need for a regulatory framework. Cryptocurrencies, built on decentralized networks and secured through cryptography, are unique in their capacity to facilitate anonymous transactions.

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Aksha Ranasinghe

2024 Fall Fellow

Akshan Ranasinghe is a rising 10th grader at Marriotts Ridge High School. He has a deep passion for public service and is eager to explore how law and public policy can drive meaningful societal change.

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