Coin Bureau: BTC will rise

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their financial backing for re-election. But, if it's delayed until after the election, its passage could depend on how many pro-crypto politicians are in office to vote for it. So, then, with the midterms looming ever closer, what does this mean for crypto? Well, it's clear that political support for the industry is likely to grow. Sitting politicians will want to show loyalty to secure PAC funding, while new candidates will be eager to signal they're crypto-friendly from day one to win elections in their respective regions. As anticipation builds and investors price in the possibility of clearer, favorable regulations, we could see a rally heading into the midterms. That said, the backdrop is a bit different to what it was going into the 2024 election. Crypto prices have been falling in recent months, and this means that crypto is likely to be less important in the eyes of voters, including those who are into crypto. And to be clear, most current crypto voters are definitely grateful for what Trump did for the industry when he returned to office. But, just as many are now getting a bit fed up of his involvement with the industry, as well as the tariff threats and political chaos that

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