Over 300 Pro-Crypto Lawmakers Are Coming Into Congress

Mason Lynaugh, executive director of Stand With Crypto, joins BMTV to talk through what the midterms mean for Bitcoin and crypto. Stand With Crypto’s race tracker showed 29 of 45 endorsed candidates winning. Mason’s first reason for optimism is the makeup of Congress itself: about 96 pro-crypto members in 2023, and over 300 heading into the 120th, which he calls a pro-crypto majority you could get excited about. The second is that crypto voters made their voices heard in tight races. In Darren Soto’s Florida 9, Soto won by around 1,400 votes in a district with 11,000 Stand With Crypto advocates, and Mason says they genuinely think crypto voters moved that election.

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Chapters:
29 of 45 Endorsed Candidates Won
A Couple of Big Reasons to Be Optimistic
A Pro-Crypto Majority You Could Get Excited About
Crypto Voters Made Their Voices Heard
77,000 Ohio Advocates and the Voice of the Voter
Getting Allies onto Senate Banking
No Political Upside in an Anti-Crypto Army
Appeals to the Crypto Community After the Election
Crypto Is on the Tip of People’s Tongues
States Taking Leadership on Bitcoin Reserves
A Grassroots Army and the Data Center Fight
Public Statements Will Be the First Real Test