Tell the Senate: Block Crypto Bills That Codify Corruption And Deregulate Consumer Protections

Senate Democrats in the Senate Agriculture Committee stood firm and voted against a crypto industry-drafted bill that weakens oversight and opens the door to abuse. That vote exposed the bill’s flaws and the intensity of industry pressure, but it did not end the fight to stop the bill – or crypto corruption.

The problem is, already Senators are wavering. Crypto lobbyists are escalating the pressure. And everyone from crypto billionaires to the Trump administration is watching to see whether resistance holds or cracks under sustained pressure.

Now new reporting exposes a stunning example of the First Family’s crypto-driven corruption.

A Trump-linked crypto venture accepted a $500 million investment from an entity tied to a foreign intelligence chief. The deal gave that investor nearly half ownership and placed connected executives on the company’s board. Months later, the Trump administration approved access to tightly controlled U.S. AI chips for that same government.

These facts matter.

Congress is being asked to deregulate crypto at the same moment Trump and his allies are using it to move money, reward insiders, and create conflicts of interest that threaten financial stability and national security.

Senator Elizabeth Warren has called for investigations and hearings into this deal – and she’s right. The Senate cannot look the other way while advancing legislation that would legitimize this behavior.

Click ‘START WRITING’ to tell your Senators to block any crypto industry bill that codifies corruption and dismantles consumer protections now.