US Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna has been in contact with top figures in the digital asset industry, as well as Democratic legislators and White House officials, inviting them to participate in an exclusive Bitcoin roundtable meeting next week in the US capital. The meeting is scheduled to take place on Wednesday (July 17th) next week, with at least 20 attendees expected, including at least one White House representative and cryptocurrency investor and advocate, billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban. Previously reported, the meeting will discuss how to keep Bitcoin and blockchain innovation within the US.
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The Bitcoin roundtable hosted by Democratic U.S. Congressman Ro Khanna is expected to be held on July 17
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