Crypto is buying Washington, and it's not subtle 🏛️
Major players like Coinbase and Ripple are pouring money into campaigns and lobbying ahead of the US midterms on Nov 3, backing pro-crypto candidates on both sides of the aisle.
The viral post says $200 billion. That number is almost certainly wrong. That's more than the entire $XRP and $SOL market caps combined at various points, and nowhere near real campaign finance filings. The actual figure is far smaller, in the hundreds of millions range. Verify before you repost it.
The real alpha is the strategy, not the headline number:
💰 Single-issue funding, with money following the policy rather than the party
🗳️ Bipartisan bets, so crypto wins no matter who takes the seat
📜 The target is market structure, stablecoin rules and the end of regulation by enforcement
Policy is the biggest macro catalyst for $BTC, $ETH and the alts heading into 2027. Election outcomes will move regulation, and regulation moves liquidity.
Track the money, then track the votes. Don't trade the typo 👀
Major players like Coinbase and Ripple are pouring money into campaigns and lobbying ahead of the US midterms on Nov 3, backing pro-crypto candidates on both sides of the aisle.
The viral post says $200 billion. That number is almost certainly wrong. That's more than the entire $XRP and $SOL market caps combined at various points, and nowhere near real campaign finance filings. The actual figure is far smaller, in the hundreds of millions range. Verify before you repost it.
The real alpha is the strategy, not the headline number:
💰 Single-issue funding, with money following the policy rather than the party
🗳️ Bipartisan bets, so crypto wins no matter who takes the seat
📜 The target is market structure, stablecoin rules and the end of regulation by enforcement
Policy is the biggest macro catalyst for $BTC, $ETH and the alts heading into 2027. Election outcomes will move regulation, and regulation moves liquidity.
Track the money, then track the votes. Don't trade the typo 👀
