Rep. Mike Levin just dropped a bomb: congressional stock ownership is "outrageous." He's pushing hard for a complete ban. Think about it - lawmakers voting on policies while holding stakes in affected companies. The conflict of interest couldn't be more glaring. This debate isn't new, but voices like Levin's keep the pressure on. Whether we're talking traditional equities or the emerging crypto landscape, the principle stays the same: those making the rules shouldn't be playing the game. Will Congress actually police itself though? That's the real question.