Crypto weighs revenge against Democrats — and the risks that come with it
The cryptocurrency industry is considering a political offensive against Democrats. Leaders are weighing the risk that such actions could alienate lawmakers needed to advance the industry's future legislative agenda.
A broad offensive against Democrats could further alienate lawmakers the industry may soon need to revive its agenda.
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