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Section 604 Decompiled: Hoskinson Defends the Open-Source Developer Shield

Behind the meter on the CLARITY Act fight, there is a single clause that decides whether the United States stays a competitive jurisdiction for protocol engineering or quietly exports it. Section 604 is

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