The money, which funded ads that aired across Ohio, was the most ambitious effort in an audacious multistate campaign by crypto firms to influence dozens of crucial congressional races.

This election cycle, the crypto industry poured over $100 million into races across the country, hoping to assert crypto’s relevancy as a voter issue and usher pro-crypto candidates into office.

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This election cycle, the crypto industry poured over $100 million into races across the country, hoping to assert crypto’s relevancy as a voter issue and usher pro-crypto candidates into office.

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) reached a record high on Monday, trading just shy of $87,000 and pushing several names in the stock market tied to the crypto trade and the post-election Trump rally higher to ...

While on the campaign trail, Trump made a variety of promises to the crypto community. He pledged to fire Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler “on day one,” promote Bitcoin ...

Brace yourself for the crypto Congress. A $160 million political spending spree by cryptocurrency firms and executives is poised to usher in a new, bipartisan army of industry-friendly lawmakers ...

The crypto industry poured millions of dollars into the presidential and congressional races, but its most salient election victory is likely to be the departure of US Securities and Exchange ...

In the United States, several targeted enforcement actions have been levied against crypto banks and companies, signaling an increased focus on compliance and risk management in the sector.

Trump, who has since announced his own crypto venture, World Liberty Financial, and joked that he could pay off the entire U.S. debt with crypto, promised to create a “strategic national Bitcoin ...