ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How does bipartisan education occur in Washington? Where can it be improved? George Leonardo (@CapHillCrypto) of Cap Hill Crypto joins the Techquitable podcast to discuss what he's seeing on the Hill.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction and background
01:35 - Why George launched Cap Hill Crypto
03:31 - Educating DC policymakers about decentralization
05:15 - Insights into House-Senate collaboration on stablecoin bills
06:56 - Exploring the partisan dynamics of crypto policy in 2024
09:55 - George's outlook for crypto policy this Congress
& much more.
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