Kansas state lawmakers look to cap crypto political donations at $100
Crypto campaign contributions less than $100 would be acceptable under the bill, provided the receiver immediately converts the funds to USD and does not hodl them.
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Crypto campaign contributions less than $100 would be acceptable under the bill, provided the receiver immediately converts the funds to USD and does not hodl them.
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