๐จ $10 million poured into an electionโhas the crypto industry started to โchange the rulesโ?
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ฅ็็็็ฒไธ็พคThis time, the U.S. crypto industry isnโt just playing with the marketโitโs directly stepping into politics.
Latest reports show that Protect Progress, a political action committee closely linked to the crypto industry, splashed out about $1 million to back crypto-friendly candidates by supporting the Michigan Democratic Party primaries.
Why itโs worth paying attention to?๐
๐ Funding starts to influence policy
In the past, everyone focused on ETFs and institutions buying coins,
now the industry is shifting its focus to the โlegislative level.โ
Who supports the crypto industry is more likely to receive funding support.
๐ Voting records start to matter
The lawmakers who receive support previously backed multiple digital-asset-related bills, including:
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the CLARITY Act
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the GENIUS Act
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blockchain-innovation-related bills
The market is increasingly watching future regulatory directionsโnot just coin prices.
๐ This isnโt a one-off
Fairshake and its affiliated organizations are reportedly sitting on a budget of over $190 million. Itโs not only in Michiganโsimilar moves have already appeared in multiple states such as Arizona and Washington.
This shows the crypto industry is building its own political influence.
๐ก What does it mean?
In the future, what truly affects the market may not be just rate cuts, ETFs, or institutional buy orders. Regulators, legislation, and policymakersโ attitudes will increasingly shape the industryโs pace of development.
If more proโdigital asset lawmakers enter Congress, the environment for the crypto industry may undergo new changes.
๐ The real battlefield for the crypto world may no longer be only on exchanges, but in Washington.
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