What Members of the U.S. Senate from the 116th Session of Congress Support Crypto?
Below is a list of all U.S. senators from the 116th session of congress and whether they are supportive of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. You can also view crypto stances broken down by senate committees.
Greater economic freedom leads to greater economic prosperity.
Ignoring the potential crypto holds for increasing economic freedom globally isn’t just bad policy – it would be bad politics.
Great piece from @brian_armstrong. x.com/axios/status/1…
Had a great meeting with Paul Atkins, who has been nominated to lead the SEC. We discussed the need for clear crypto regulations that protect consumers and enable innovation. pic.x.com/Bo8jIQaHyA
Had a great meeting with Paul Atkin, who has been nominated to lead the SEC. We discussed the need for clear crypto regulations that protect consumers and enable innovation. pic.x.com/aDENbqglAM
This rule is a brazen attempt to undermine the pro-crypto policies of the incoming Trump administration and Republican Congress. President Trump and Republicans promised the American people we will promote those policies and received a mandate to do so. When Congress comes back, Ix.com/i/web/status/1…ex.com/BlockchainAssn…is rule.
#Crypto has the potential to democratize the financial world.
I look forward to working with President Trump, David Sacks, and my colleagues in Congress to develop a regulatory framework for digital assets that encourages innovation here in the United States, not overseas. pic.x.com/DWNufTFR2i
I’m on the Senate floor outlining actions needed to protect Americans from Bitcoin ATM scams. We need safeguards to ensure everyday Americans don’t fall victim to this malice. Watch. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
At the last minute, Democrats postponed a vote on President Biden’s anti-crypto, climate activist nominees.
These votes should be cancelled altogether – and this dysfunction and lack of transparency is just a last gasp of this failed, lame-duck administration. pic.x.com/bd3HGVrgZ0
I want Texas to be an oasis for Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general.
We need to see miners and crypto innovators coming to the Lone Star State — this will create jobs for the people of our state. pic.x.com/SNWZhVIjLe
America has elected the most pro-crypto Congress in history — now it's time for this new Congress and Administration to stop dragging its feet in court and start passing sensible rulemaking for digital asset regulation.
On Election Day, @standwithcrypto tracked 355 pro-crypto candidates running for federal office. 75% of them have already won, including 12 pro-crypto candidates for Congress in PA — and there are still more to come as close races are called.
In battleground states like Pennsylvania and Ohio, pro-crypto candidates are taking the Senate. And these wins transcend party lines, with crypto wins in deep blue states. The message is clear: crypto is a mainstream, popular political issue.
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Republicans had an amazing election, but they’re not the only ones who won.
Crypto also had a great night.
Voters have already elected a strong pro-crypto majority in the House (253 and counting), and with dozens of races left to call that number will only grow.
As we head into Election Day, one thing is clear: Crypto matters to voters.
Learn about the 5% who identify as single-issue crypto voters and could sway the outcome in close swing states such as Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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New polling data from @Paradigm shows that roughly 5% of all voters describe themselves as single-issue crypto voters. In a close race in a consequential swing state like PA, crypto could play a decisive role.
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Interesting new poll from @Paradigm that shows that the GOP is now favored among crypto voters. This is a notable shift from earlier this year and a clear indication that voters are paying attention to what's happening in Congress.
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Had an outstanding time at the @permissionless conference in Salt Lake City with @RepJohnCurtis discussing the future of crypto, saving the 4th Amendment, and keeping the government out of our bank accounts. pic.x.com/qxCTohwcZh
Mark is right. Many, if not the vast majority of crypto tokens, are not securities. For these, the SEC has no jurisdiction.
If the SEC believes some tokens are securities, they should have provided clarity for how they would apply securities law to this novel class of assets. x.com/BitcoinMagazin…
1 in 8 crypto owners live in a battleground state, including 1.4 million crypto owners here in Pennsylvania.
When you have a presidential race that’ll be decided by razor-thin margins, this is a voting bloc that’s set to tip the scales. pic.x.com/lkg7niwmhs
Vice President Harris said she would “encourage innovative technologies like AI and digital assets while protecting our consumers and investors” as President during comments made at a Wall Street fundraiser, according to a Bloomberg reporter present.