News with the tag "Sherrod Brown"

In likely his last committee hearing before leaving office in January, the Ohio senator suggested a looser approach to digital assets could only benefit the “corporate elite.”

Ohio’s Senate race delivered a major win for the crypto industry, as Bernie Moreno unseated crypto critic Sherrod Brown, signaling a shift toward pro-digital finance leadership. ‘Crypto Public Enemy’ Defeated as Ohio Elects Digital Finance Champion In Ohio’s Senate election this week, blockchain ent...

Having $169 million to spend on U.S. congressional elections can produce fast results in Washington, as the crypto sector's campaign-finance blitz this year helped rid it of a powerful Democratic senator who stood in the way of legislation and also populated Congress with a large number of new frien...

A blockchain businessman has won the seat from one of crypto’s staunchest opponents and the chair of the Senate Banking Committee.

The Defend American Jobs political action committee has spent more than $40 million on media buys supporting businessman Bernie Moreno’s Senate run.

The colossal campaign spending from the cryptocurrency industry is showing up in dominant fashion in Ohio's U.S. Senate race, where its political action committees have devoted $40 million to support Republican Bernie Moreno's opposition of Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), the crypto-skeptical chairman ...

Crypto lobbyists are reportedly battling for the state of Ohio as major super PACS attempt to establish influence over Congress ahead of the election. A network of crypto super PACS have spent $38 million in Ohio trying to get Republican Bernie Moren a seat in the U.S. Senate, Washington Post report...

Crypto lobbyists are reportedly shelling out $800,000 per day to unseat Ohio Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown, a vocal critic of the digital asset sector. Rolling Stone reports crypto political groups are planning on spending $32 million between August 22nd and the end of September boosting Brown’s ...

Stand With Crypto is the political cheerleading arm of the crypto industry's increasingly high-powered effort to insert itself into the 2024 election, and it's starting a multi-state tour on Sept. 4 with the hope of translating its 1.3 million online signups into pro-cryptocurrency votes.

A tech billionaire and Democratic donor is reportedly pulling his support for a network of crypto super political action committees (PACs), accusing the organizations of trying to topple an incumbent senator without informing him. Ron Conway, a San Francisco-based angel investor, blasted the crypto ...