ICYMI: House Dems skip closed-door briefing on Bitcoin to attend Roe protests after Supreme Court ruling
Largely an indictment of crypto mining and recent market crashes, the briefing saw almost no attendance as committee members took to the streets to protest the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
On Friday, Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee held a closed briefing on Bitcoin's environmental impact today, The Block has learned. Three sources confirmed the noon briefing to The Block. A memo for the briefing seen by The Block identified four witnesses who were unanimously anti-crypto.shortly before appearing that"blockchain has so far proven useless. Worse, it's proven a costly distraction to people and communities who are trying to solve real problems."
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