Crypto doesn’t need your party to win, just its candidates

The crypto industry has finally found a way to participate in America's partisan warfare without committing to either of the (only) two available parties: help elect people who agree with it about crypto , then let them argue about everything else. Fairshake's latest House spending plans cover 32 candidates, with 19 Republicans and 13 Democrats on the list. Six are slated for $1 million each in support, while the amounts for the other races haven't been disclosed, according to the AP . The Super PAC is essentially giving both parties a reason to keep crypto on its policy agenda no matter what voters decide about who controls Congress. Nothing wrong with that.

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