There is wide agreement some regulation is needed, but who should do it is up for debate. Chris McGrath/Getty Images
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Things change fast in the world of crypto.
Prices were at dizzying heights in November, and then came the crash. In just a couple of weeks in May, cryptocurrencies lost more than half a trillion dollars in market value.
The most spectacular implosion was a cryptocurrency called TerraUSD. It was a stablecoin – meaning its value was supposed to be pegged
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