Shield Your Crypto: National Consumer Protection Week Kicks Off
Published Date: 3/11/2025
Presidential Document
Summary
National Consumer Protection Week 2025 runs from March 2 to March 8, focusing on keeping Americans safe from scams, protecting their privacy, and making sure drug ads tell the truth. The President is stopping rules that hurt cryptocurrency growth and pushing for clear drug price info so everyone can make smart choices. This week, local and federal groups team up to share helpful tips and tools to keep your money and info safe.
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Action to Halt Crypto Regulatory Overreach
The President says he took immediate action to halt aggressive regulatory overreach that has stifled the growth of cryptocurrency. This action is described as intended to protect and promote the growth of cryptocurrency markets.
Executive Order on Truthful Drug Advertisements
The President says he signed an Executive Order requiring advertisements to provide accurate information about prescription drugs and not mislead consumers. The action is presented as a step to improve transparency so people can make better health decisions.
National Consumer Protection Week Awareness Campaign
National Consumer Protection Week runs March 2 through March 8, 2025, and local and Federal agencies and consumer organizations will provide resources, guides, and tools to help Americans spot scams, protect privacy, and safeguard finances. The President encourages people to use the Federal Trade Commission's online resources and to share consumer education activities in their communities.
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