CRYPTO ALERT! Censorship or Protection? The controversial MEME Act hits the stage
While the crypto ecosystem celebrates decentralization, an unexpected offensive is brewing in the U.S. Congress: the MEME Act — a proposal to ban politicians and their relatives from launching or promoting meme coins. The trigger? The “Trump Coin” scandal, labeled as the biggest crypto corruption event in White House history.
What does it mean?
It could set a precedent impacting projects linked to public figures.
Meme coins like DOGE, PEPE, SHIB, and TRUMP are now under scrutiny.
It sparks a global debate around financial freedom vs. political regulation.
Everyone posts about the price... But few question the political impact.
Is this an ethical move to prevent fraud — or the start of a financial censorship campaign in disguise?
The crypto community is divided: some welcome the regulation, while others fear this could be the first step toward widespread restrictions that harm small investors and independent builders.
What do you think? Should politicians be banned from the crypto space? Or is this just an excuse to control the uncontrollable?
