Venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz will send several executives to Washington, D.C. this week to tell leaders on Capitol Hill and in the White House why they should regulate the next generation of the internet. The firm, commonly known as a16z, is a major investor in crypto and other technologies that rely on decentralized models and make up what it calls web3. Anthony Albanese, chief operating officer for a16z Crypto, and Katie Haun, general partner and a former federal prosecutor, will be among the executives traveling to meet with government stakeholders this week, the firm exclusively told CNBC. Though it ... (full story)