After the U.S. Democratic Party took control of both chambers, a separate virtual asset bill is being discussed in the House.
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Democrats won majorities in both the Senate and House in the November midterms, with AP calling the Senate on November 3 and the House the following day. House Democrats are now discussing a separate crypto market-structure bill, reportedly building on Rep. Maxine Waters’ 2025 “Crypto Investor and Consumer Bill of Rights” and expanding it into broader market-structure legislation. The shift follows the industry’s rethinking of its Washington strategy after Democrats swept both chambers. It matters because control of both chambers reshapes the legislative path for US crypto rules, and the next signal to watch is how the House Democratic proposal takes shape and whether it advances alongside other digital-asset bills.
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