After US election wins, the crypto industry looks to the 2026 midterms
Contributions from Coinbase and statements from executives suggested that crypto companies were likely to keep pouring money into future US elections. Go to Source
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Contributions from Coinbase and statements from executives suggested that crypto companies were likely to keep pouring money into future US elections. Go to Source
Jeff Hurd and Scott Perry, both in favor of FIT21, won close elections against their Democratic rivals for House seats in Colorado and Pennsylvania. Go to Source
Though Republicans won the US Presidency and a majority in the Senate, it’s still unclear if Democrats will win enough seats to flip the House of Representatives. Go to Source
The 2024 election results are likely still days away from being called, but industry advocates are looking to the next session of the US Congress. Go to Source
The prospect of favorable regulations and Bitcoin’s hedge status mean that Bitcoin can weather any election result and even reach $100,000. Go to Source
According to Paradigm, 20% of individuals surveyed indicated that they currently hold or have previously purchased crypto. Go to Source
While support for the crypto industry has been growing in Washington, it still has a fair number of detractors. Go to Source
Having contributed roughly $12 million to PACs supporting Kamala Harris, Chris Larsen said he hoped to see “bipartisan support and weight” for crypto in government starting in 2025. Go to Source
The Defend American Jobs political action committee has spent more than $40 million on media buys supporting businessman Bernie Moreno’s Senate run. Go to Source
Representative Summer Lee took aim at crypto-backed Super PACs funding media buys that could have contributed to two Democratic lawmakers losing their primaries. Go to Source