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Crypto Becomes a Campaign Attack Line in U.S. Elections

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Crypto supporters frequently argue that digital asset voters could decide close U.S. elections. Instead, the issue is appearing mainly as a point of criticism, with Democrats linking the industry to Donald Trump. Opponents also frame crypto spending as an effort to buy influence in Congress and as a source of corruption concerns. The result is that crypto's political role in the campaign is defined more by attacks on industry influence than by voter mobilization.

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