Deal to avoid US debt default nixes proposed 30% crypto mining tax, says Ohio lawmaker
According to Rep. Warren Davidson, legislation to address the U.S. debt ceiling blocks “proposed taxes,” including a 30% tax on electricity used by crypto miners.
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According to Rep. Warren Davidson, legislation to address the U.S. debt ceiling blocks “proposed taxes,” including a 30% tax on electricity used by crypto miners.
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