US midterms put Trump-era crypto boom and prediction markets at risk
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US midterms put Trump-era crypto boom and prediction markets at risk
The US midterm elections could threaten the crypto friendly regulatory environment created under President Donald Trump. A potential Democratic takeover of Congress may bring tighter oversight of digital assets and prediction markets, putting companies such as Coinbase, Strategy and Bullish under pressure as investors reassess the sector's regulatory outlook.
US 2026 Midterms: Key Outcomes and Likely Impact on Crypto
Election Day has arrived in the US with cryptocurrency regulation—and the politics surrounding it—set to take center stage as Americans vote in the 2026 midterms. The results in the House (all 435 seats) and the Senate (35 seats) will determine whether President-elect Donald Trump’s Republican allies can push their agenda during the final two years [...]
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong faces political risk as Democrats eye midterm sweep
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong faces political risk as prediction markets favor Democrats in the midterms, threatening crypto's regulatory agenda.
Democrat Congress Impact: Crypto's Future Uncertainty
Americans are voting today (November 3) in midterm elections that will decide which party controls Congress, and crypto investors are watching closely.Republicans currently hold both the House and the Senate, but their House majority is narrow. A change in control of either chamber could affect how lawmakers handle the rules for digital assets, including a market structure bill that has stalled this year.The vote comes at a challenging time for …
Coinbase Policy Chief Highlights Crypto Momentum Following U.S. Elections
Faryar Shirzad, Chief Policy Officer at Coinbase, stated that the electorate favoring digital assets will maintain a decisive influence in the U.S. midterm elections. In a post on X, the executive affirmed that the mobilization of crypto voters and investors is a solid bipartisan movement whose legislative impact will endure regardless of which party gains ...
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