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Coinbase-backed group shifts to Senate endorsements after Clarity Act collapse
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Published 2026-09-30 12:00 UTCUpdated 2026-09-30 20:32 UTC
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Overview
After the Clarity Act’s collapse, Coinbase-backed crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto has moved its campaign to the Senate election trail, announcing its first endorsements: Republicans Jon Husted and Ashley Hinson, and Democrat Chris Pappas.
Entities
CoinbaseStand With CryptoClarity ActJon HustedAshley HinsonChris Pappas
Why now
- The announcements followed the Clarity Act’s collapse.
- The group’s campaign focus is shifting toward the Senate midterms.
Why it matters
- Crypto advocacy is expanding beyond legislation into candidate endorsements.
- The endorsements span both Republican and Democratic candidates.
Evidence assessment
Recurring claims
- Stand With Crypto announced its first Senate endorsements after the Clarity Act’s collapse.
- The endorsed candidates are Republicans Jon Husted and Ashley Hinson, and Democrat Chris Pappas.
How sources frame it
- Stand With Crypto: supportive
- Decrypt: neutral
Crypto advocacy is shifting from legislative action to election-season endorsements after the Clarity Act vote failed.
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