Only 13% of Americans say it is very important that a candidate supports emerging financial technologies such as blockchain, crypto and decentralized finance, according to an Ipsos survey conducted for the DeFi Education Fund. About 35% say candidates should encourage the next generation of financial technology developers to operate in the United States, making that the highest-ranked policy position in the survey. Crypto groups have spent roughly $176 million across more than 100 midterm races, with Fairshake and its affiliates accounting for $150.8 million through October 20. After the Clarity Act failed a key Senate vote in September, the industry has turned to the SEC and the CFTC to establish market rules.
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