Senator Lummis said Democrats are blocking the Crypto Clarity Act because they dislike Trump—meaning U.S. crypto policy is being turned into a political pawn. When legislation is continually delayed due to elections, large institutional investors are unlikely to commit sustainably. The market often rallies when Trump appears pro-crypto, but campaign promises often differ from actual policy once in office. We wait for concrete legal steps, not just rhetoric. Does crypto truly need a political savior to break through—or is being dragged into the U.S. election cycle its greatest risk right now?
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