🇺🇸 US Midterms: A New Congress, a New Crypto Debate $176 million went into more than 100 races during the 2026 US midterms, according to Reuters. That’s how much crypto-linked political groups spent supporting or opposing congressional candidates, largely through election advertising. And now the results are in: Democrats have won control of both the House and Senate, changing the balance of power in Washington. But where do the 2 parties stand on $BTC crypto? 🔴 Republicans have pushed for clearer crypto market rules, including the CLARITY Act, which passed the House in 2025. 🔵 Democrats have also supported crypto legislation, although disagreements over consumer protections and political conflicts of interest have complicated negotiations. 🤝 Crypto companies - including Coinbase, Ripple and a16z - have supported political efforts across both parties. What's next? The GENIUS Act has already established a federal framework for stablecoins. But the broader CLARITY Act remains stalled after a failed Senate procedural vote in September. The new Congress is set to take office in January 2027, potentially reshaping the future of US crypto regulation. P.S.: Hstorically, $BTC has shown positive returns in the 12 months following each of the last 3 US midterm elections! 📈 2014: +23% 📈 2018: +45% 📈 2022: +93% Could 2026 make it 4 post-midterm rallies in a row? 👀 #Crypto #USMidterms #Bitcoin #CryptoRegulation