Dirigeants de Tether : Les élections de mi-mandat américaines de 2026 pourraient avoir un impact significatif sur l'industrie de la cryptographie

Mars Finance information, according to CoinDesk, Tether government affairs head Jesse Spiro warned at the Consensus conference that the 2026 U.S. midterm elections could have a significant impact on the crypto industry, serving as a critical test of whether Washington’s recent friendly stance towards digital assets can be maintained. He pointed out that the industry has made progress over the past year, including the passage of the GENIUS Act and the advancement of market structure legislation, but these achievements could be overturned by the elections. Spiro emphasized that the crypto industry should not be partisan, and the best state is to gain support from both parties. Colin McLaren, head of government relations at the Solana Policy Institute, stated that industry political efforts are focusing on “persistence” to ensure Congress continues to push forward on tax reform and developer protection priorities. Mason Lynaugh, executive director of Stand With Crypto, said that the organization’s nearly 3 million members see the election as a “moment of accountability,” with high crypto voter engagement that could influence close races.