X account: I doubt even a catastrophic midterm for GOP stops the rulemaking process (this Admin welcomes fights with Hill Dems). BUT crypto needs to be thinking not just about next Congress but how a Dem Admin in 2029 will have views downstream of choices made in Congress next year.

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X account @jbsdc stated that, even if Republicans suffer a crushing defeat in the midterm elections, the rulemaking process may not necessarily stop; the crypto industry should focus on the subsequent impact of Congress's choices next year on the stance of the Democratic administration in 2029.

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I doubt even a catastrophic midterm for GOP stops the rulemaking process (this Admin welcomes fights with Hill Dems).

BUT crypto needs to be thinking not just about next Congress but how a Dem Admin in 2029 will have views downstream of choices made in Congress next year.

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I doubt even a catastrophic midterm for GOP stops the rulemaking process (this Admin welcomes fights with Hill Dems).
BUT crypto needs to be thinking not just about next Congress but how a Dem Admin in 2029 will have views downstream of choices made in Congress next year.

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The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.

Crypto asset market: If future congressional legislation or regulatory choices affect the policy orientation of subsequent administrations, this could alter regulatory expectations for the crypto industry; this is currently only a view, with no specific measures yet.

Why it matters to readers

This is a policy view and scenario assessment published by an X account; it provides no verifiable rulemaking progress or election results.

Focus: crypto asset market. Observation period: through 2029 and longer term

Risks and unknowns

U.S. congressional legislative or oversight developments involving crypto assets next year
Specific rulemaking progress by the U.S. executive branch
Midterm election results and government policy signals in 2029
Conditions that would invalidate the assessment of the impact on the crypto asset market: the emergence of clear legislative action, regulatory action, or election results whose content is inconsistent with this assessment.

AT A GLANCE

AI-assisted interpretation

The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.

Why it matters to readers

This is a policy view and scenario assessment published by an X account; it provides no verifiable rulemaking progress or election results.

Focus: crypto asset market. Observation period: through 2029 and longer term

Risks and unknowns

U.S. congressional legislative or oversight developments involving crypto assets next year
Specific rulemaking progress by the U.S. executive branch
Midterm election results and government policy signals in 2029
Conditions that would invalidate the assessment of the impact on the crypto asset market: the emergence of clear legislative action, regulatory action, or election results whose content is inconsistent with this assessment.

X account: I doubt even a catastrophic midterm for GOP stops the rulemaking process (this Admin welcomes fights with Hill Dems). BUT crypto needs to be thinking not just about next Congress but how a Dem Admin in 2029 will have views downstream of choices made in Congress next year.

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X account: I doubt even a catastrophic midterm for GOP stops the rulemaking process (this Admin welcomes fights with Hill Dems). BUT crypto needs to be thinking not just about next Congress but how a Dem Admin in 2029 will have views downstream of choices made in Congress next year.

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