A shadow advocacy group has rolled out a coordinated TV campaign pressuring U.S. senators to strip DeFi protections from the proposed crypto market structure legislation. What makes this particularly noteworthy is that the group's financial backers and decision-makers have stayed completely anonymous throughout the operation.
The timing couldn't be more critical. As the bill works its way through Congress, this aggressive lobbying push signals deepening tensions over how decentralized finance should be regulated. The obscured funding sources raise questions about whose actual interests are being represented here.
This could very well reshape how DeFi provisions get written into law. Whether it's a coordinated effort to weaken consumer safeguards or a legitimate policy critique remains unclear—but the lack of transparency around who's bankrolling this operation is itself telling.
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A shadow advocacy group has rolled out a coordinated TV campaign pressuring U.S. senators to strip DeFi protections from the proposed crypto market structure legislation. What makes this particularly noteworthy is that the group's financial backers and decision-makers have stayed completely anonymous throughout the operation.
The timing couldn't be more critical. As the bill works its way through Congress, this aggressive lobbying push signals deepening tensions over how decentralized finance should be regulated. The obscured funding sources raise questions about whose actual interests are being represented here.
This could very well reshape how DeFi provisions get written into law. Whether it's a coordinated effort to weaken consumer safeguards or a legitimate policy critique remains unclear—but the lack of transparency around who's bankrolling this operation is itself telling.