Crypto, banks take lobbying war to US senators' home states ahead of key vote
3 sourcesUpdated Sep 9, 2026
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Senators should focus on what actually helps regular people instead of whichever lobby spends more back home.
Crypto firms going straight to home districts makes sense if they want fair rules instead of getting crushed by big banks.
Banks pouring money into senators' states to block crypto rules feels like the same old power play we've seen for years.