Crypto doesn’t need your party to win, just its candidates
The crypto industry has finally found a way to participate in America's partisan warfare without committing to either of the (only) two available parties: help elect people who agree with it about crypto, then let them argue about everything else. Fairshake's latest House spending plans cover 32 candidates, with 19 Republicans and 13 Democrats on… Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the…
CryptoSlate reports that the crypto industry is pursuing a bipartisan electoral strategy, backing candidates from both parties who support crypto rather than aligning with a single party. Fairshake's latest House spending plans cover 32 candidates, split between 19 Republicans and 13 Democrats. This is an opinion-style analysis of political strategy rather than a market-moving event, though it signals continued industry spending on favorable candidates that could shape future regulation.
