
Washington has $114 billion reasons to want Tether around
Tether turned demand for digital dollars into demand for US debt and Washington has plenty of reasons to want more of both.
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Fairshake and allied groups are spreading tens of millions across Republican and Democratic races while keeping a huge reserve for November.

The 49-50 Senate defeat showed why reach alone cannot deliver a bipartisan coalition.

Election bettors are competing over who will win, while professional traders are fighting over who sees the market move first.

Washington nearly imposed new limits on officials' crypto wealth, but family businesses exposed where those limits stopped.

Seven Democratic switches plus Tillis would still leave the bill below 60, with ethics, stablecoins and House alignment unresolved.

Several Democrats who helped negotiate the crypto bill voted no, leaving Republicans short of the 60 votes needed to advance it.



