Crypto industry groups and community bankers are carrying their dispute over the Clarity Act directly into senators’ home states, deploying meetings, television advertising, local op-eds and
Crypto industry groups and community bankers are carrying their dispute over the Clarity Act directly into senators’ home states, deploying meetings, television advertising, local op-eds and constituent pressure campaigns as the Senate prepares for a procedural vote on September 15, according to a report by Reuters.
Stand With Crypto, a Coinbase-backed advocacy organisation claiming 3 million supporters, reported that its members called or emailed members of Congress nearly 50,000 times during August alone, while simultaneously organising local events and placing pro-Clarity Act opinion pieces in regional newspapers across the country.
