After the collapse of FTX, everyone in Congress is thinking about crypto – including Texas Senator tedcruz, who wants to make sure he can use it to buy snacks from Capitol Hill’s vending machines. cheyenneligon reports
After the collapse of FTX, crypto is top of mind for U.S. lawmakers, many of whom are scrambling to get to the bottom of what brought the once-mighty crypto exchange to its knees.
But Sen. Ted Cruz is thinking about something a little different – he wants to make sure the grub on Capitol Hill can be purchased with cryptocurrency.that, if adopted, would require the Architect of the Capitol, the Secretary of the Senate and the Chief Administrative Officer of the House of Representatives to only contract with food service contractors and vending machine operators that accept cryptocurrency for the Capitol complex in Washington, D.C.
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