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(1/5) The Senate voted 60-38 to repeal a roadblock on US banks holding crypto, with even Chuck Schumer voting pro-crypto. The House will soon vote on the FIT21 Act, a major crypto legislation. Key Democrats are increasingly supporting crypto, crossing party lines.

60 to 38.

Gensler installed a roadblock to US banks holding crypto and the Senate just voted to repeal it.

Even Chuck Schumer voted pro-crypto.

Elizabeth Warren's anti-crypto army got publically crushed today.

If i was the SEC Chair I'd be circulating my resume.

(2/5) @rsa.eth highlights the Senate's 60-38 vote to repeal a roadblock on US banks holding crypto, with Chuck Schumer voting pro-crypto.

In the next two weeks, the House of Representatives will vote on the most important piece of crypto legislation to date: FIT21. 

We’ve long called for regulatory clarity that protects consumers and innovation and the FIT21 Act will do just that.

(3/5) @cdixon.eth mentions the upcoming House vote on the FIT21 Act, highlighting its significance for crypto regulation and innovation.

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Now Politico saying the quiet part out loud. 

The Warren & Gensler Anti-Crypto Army is losing the support of key democrats.

The American people want an open internet and the option to use crypto.

Crypto shouldn't be partisan. 

Pro-crypto is pro-American values.

https://www.politico.com/newsletters/morning-money

(4/5) @rsa.eth highlights the diminishing support for anti-crypto stances among key Democrats, emphasizing the bipartisan shift towards pro-crypto legislation.

I know certain factions in the Biden administration have made it seem like crypto is a political issue. But a lot of Dems are pro-crypto and have crossed party lines multiple times (including just this week!) to express their support for crypto.

(5/5) @laurashin highlights bipartisan support for crypto, noting that many Democrats have crossed party lines to back crypto initiatives.