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Morning Edition · Monday, November 2, 2026Published at 12:45 AM EST · New York
Crypto Industry PACs Back Republicans as Polls Favor Democrats Ahead of Tuesday's Midterms
Control of Congress after November 3 will decide whether a stalled market-structure bill moves next year, and spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $643.2 million in outflows going into the vote.
Americans vote on November 3, and the result will set the terms for crypto legislation and regulation over the next two years. CoinDesk reports that crypto-industry political action committees (PACs) made a large late push for Republican ca…
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Crypto Market-Structure Bill Stalls in the Senate
Ethics disputes over the president's personal crypto ventures keep displacing the substance of United States market-structure legislation, leaving digital-asset rules dependent on agency discretion rather than statute.
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