- Elizabeth Warren’s anti-crypto campaign has faced multiple setbacks since its announcement last March
- The SEC has approved Bitcoin ETFs and is on the verge of doing the same with Ethereum
- The White House has announced plans to work with Congress on a balanced cryptocurrency legislation framework
Senator Elizabeth Warren has been a vocal critic of the cryptocurrency industry, famously declaring her intent to build an “anti-crypto army” to outlaw digital assets. However, recent developments indicate that her campaign is struggling to gain traction; instead of moving closer to her goal, the tide appears to be turning against her, with significant regulatory advancements and shifting political attitudes towards cryptocurrencies. Is there any hope left for her beleaguered army?
Warren Aimed to Protect “Working Families”
Senator Warren announced her anti-crypto army last March as part of her re-election campaign, tweeting out an audio snippet from Politico over her crypto ambitions that
