Prella_crypt

First in my bloodline to deposit $2,000 onto primus lab campaign in a very bad market condition 💀 On the 2nd of November which is over 8 days now I deposited an extra $2,000 onto @primus_labs but I noticed that scores don’t tally with the number of days contributed. My current score stands at 200 with over 1,000+ primus points on Kaito… Locked in for my generation, see you on TGE

Last week, the US midterms took place and Democrats swept both the House and Senate. Major crypto players spent around $170 - 200 million trying to shape the outcome but  had limited success. Several targeted candidates still won, including longtime DeFi critic - Sherrod Brown who still won in Ohio  For crypto believers, it's important to know that Democrats are broadly more skeptical of crypto than Republicans.  The Crypto  CLARITY Act (the main market-structure bill) already failed a Senate cloture vote 49-50 in September with zero Democratic yes votes. It is now effectively dead for this Congress and unlikely to advance in its current form under the new majority. Some other likely consequences of a Democrat-controlled Congress over the next two years includes : -> Market structure delays: I expect little to no comprehensive market-structure legislation through 2028. Without clear SEC/CFTC jurisdiction rules, token classification, exchange registration, and DeFi treatment stay in a prolonged gray zone, raising compliance risk for protocols and institutions. -> DeFi under greater scrutiny: DeFi has the least statutory protection. I expect to see more focus on unlicensed front-ends, staking/yield products, perps, and potential securities classification.  -> I also found out that Elizabeth Warren is expected to chair Senate Banking: She's widely known to not Favour crypto so becoming  the  chair of the key gatekeeper committee means she'd control the hearing calendar, bill markups, and (with majority support) subpoena power. This raises the odds of targeted probes into exchanges, stablecoin issuers, DeFi protocols, and Trump-linked crypto ventures. -> We would likely also see stronger ethics and conflict rules: Any future bill is likely to include tighter restrictions on officials’ (and family) crypto holdings and profits.  -> The House and Senate Democrats will use subpoena and hearing power more aggressively on crypto industry practices, GENIUS Act implementation (stablecoins), and political crypto ties starting in early 2027. -> Lastly, Agency influence shifts are to be expected as well. Democrats can slow or reshape SEC/CFTC nominee confirmations and apply more pressure on existing pro-crypto agency actions, though the President retains veto power over many congressional tools. Overall, the US political environment has  become less favorable for rapid legislative clarity and support for crypto  and DeFi.  However, Trump remains pro-crypto but do you think that alone is  enough to support the next BTC expansion and  bull run? 🤔

Bitcoin is back at $80,000 again Time to run up some numbers 🚀✅💪🏽