The U.S. state legislature in Kansas is considering implementing a new bill that would impose a $100 cap on cryptocurrency donations for any primary or general election, with the price based on the fair market value of the cryptocurrency at the time it was received by the payment processor. Under the terms of the new rules, any cryptocurrency donations received must be immediately converted into U.S. dollars and then deposited into a campaign account, and political campaigns are not allowed to use cryptocurrencies or hold them as long-term assets. Additionally, under the bill, political establishments would also be forced to do more due diligence on how crypto donations are handled.