Fed never did it: US Senate Banking head lashes out at Super Bowl crypto ads
The lawmaker claimed that crypto is not real money and companies splurging millions on advertisements proves that.
The lawmaker claimed that crypto is not real money and companies splurging millions on advertisements proves that.
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