When many people saw the Republicans lose both chambers, their first reaction was: “It’s over. The crypto bill is dead, and regulation is about to tighten again.”
But I actually think the opposite may be true.
Let’s not forget that politics is about interests. Just because one party takes office doesn’t mean it has to oppose the other.
The Republicans courted the crypto world before to win votes and industry support. Now that the Democrats have taken both chambers, don’t they also want to win these people over?
Over the next two years, the Democrats will have every incentive to rebuild ties with the crypto industry. Even if that means revising the bill and negotiating again, it doesn’t mean they want to shut down the entire industry.
Think about it: if the Democrats can use a regulatory framework to win over crypto companies, capital, and younger voters, will the Republicans really be willing to give up this market so easily in the election two years from now?
So I think what’s really worth watching next isn’t which party won both chambers, but what changes this industry will see as the two parties begin competing for influence in the crypto world.
When an industry goes from being ignored to becoming a source of votes that both parties want to win over, that’s often when its political value truly begins to show.
Don’t focus only on the immediate bad news. Sometimes opportunity is hiding precisely where most people haven’t yet thought to look.
#美国中期选举：市场有哪些期待？ #美国10月非农出炉：降息还有戏吗？ $BTC
But I actually think the opposite may be true.
Let’s not forget that politics is about interests. Just because one party takes office doesn’t mean it has to oppose the other.
The Republicans courted the crypto world before to win votes and industry support. Now that the Democrats have taken both chambers, don’t they also want to win these people over?
Over the next two years, the Democrats will have every incentive to rebuild ties with the crypto industry. Even if that means revising the bill and negotiating again, it doesn’t mean they want to shut down the entire industry.
Think about it: if the Democrats can use a regulatory framework to win over crypto companies, capital, and younger voters, will the Republicans really be willing to give up this market so easily in the election two years from now?
So I think what’s really worth watching next isn’t which party won both chambers, but what changes this industry will see as the two parties begin competing for influence in the crypto world.
When an industry goes from being ignored to becoming a source of votes that both parties want to win over, that’s often when its political value truly begins to show.
Don’t focus only on the immediate bad news. Sometimes opportunity is hiding precisely where most people haven’t yet thought to look.
#美国中期选举：市场有哪些期待？ #美国10月非农出炉：降息还有戏吗？ $BTC
