#MEMEAct 🌱🍀 #MEMEAct U.S. Senator Chris Murphy announced that he will propose the "MEME Act" to prohibit the president or members of Congress from issuing meme coins, labeling "Trump Coin" as the biggest corruption scandal in White House history. This proposal opens an important debate: should politicians and their families be prohibited from launching or promoting crypto assets?

In favor of the ban: it is argued that politicians could use their influence to manipulate the market for their benefit, creating conflicts of interest and potential corruption cases. This would also protect investors from scams and reinforce transparency in the political system.

Against: economic freedom is defended: politicians and their families should have the same rights as any citizen to participate in economic activities. Additionally, a ban could stifle innovation in the cryptocurrency sector.

My opinion: is that a total ban is excessive. I prefer strict regulations that require politicians to disclose their holdings in crypto assets and avoid decisions that directly benefit their investments. This balances transparency and public protection with economic freedom and support for innovation.