Armstrong, after calling for a ruling on the virtual asset lawmaker, stays silent on the election results
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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong urged U.S. voters to use the midterm elections to hold anti-crypto lawmakers accountable, promoting the Stand With Crypto voter information page in a Nov. 3 post on X and warning that "the future of crypto is on the line." The push followed a similar call roughly five weeks before the vote, when he asked voters to check candidates' digital-asset policies. After Democrats won majorities in both the House and Senate, Armstrong issued no public statement on the outcome. The silence matters because Coinbase ($COIN) has staked significant lobbying capital on electing crypto-friendly candidates, and the incoming Congress will shape pending market-structure and stablecoin legislation. Watch whether Armstrong and Stand With Crypto recalibrate their advocacy strategy toward the new Democratic majorities, and whether crypto-backed candidates' down-ballot performance holds up as a benchmark for the 2024 cycle.
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