Stuart Alderoty, Chief Legal Officer at Ripple, responded to a Wall Street Journal editorial that referred to cryptocurrency supporters as « crypto boys. » He highlighted that 67 million Americans currently own digital assets, with one-third being women and more holders over 55 than under 25. The editorial criticized the CLARITY Act, calling it necessary but insufficient, fearing loopholes that could allow stablecoin-related rewards. The Blockchain Association described the editorial as containing « factual and legal inaccuracies. » According to a Normington Petts poll, 84% of Democratic primary voters have an unfavorable view of candidates backed by the crypto industry.
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