Recent Stances About Crypto

Sarah McBride has a section on the campaign website titled, A Future-Looking Economy that Benefits Delaware:

"By embracing fintech, blockchain technology, and crypto innovation, we have the opportunity to cultivate a more inclusive economy that reaches every corner of our nation – and sets Delaware’s economy up for long term success."

Eddy Morales' campaign website highlights a specific issue titled, FOSTERING INNOVATION:

New technologies and industries are changing our economy and our world, and we need a Congress that is forward looking, embraces these changes, and takes a balanced approach when crafting new rules and regulations for the digital economy...Creating a regulatory framework that encourages innovation here at home.For too long, regulators have tried to apply 20th century regulations to 21st century technologies. Congress and the relevant regulatory agencies must come together on a modern framework to regulate emerging technologies such as blockchain and digital assets..."

Tim Smith's campaign website highlights a specific focus on the issues page, Crypto and Web3:

"Blockchain is an unchangeable digital platform (or record of transactions) that fosters trust, transparency, and accountability by allowing parties from around the world to digitally record and transact contracts, currency, applications, and more. Blockchain is important because it: - Provides an independent, stable, and public digital platform - Allows players other than big tech to operate freely and independently - Cannot be manipulated like some traditional online digital sources...."

Dan Schwartz's campaign website highlights a specific focus within the Jobs and Economy Section:

"Dan believes America must remain the leader in innovation, preventing emerging industries from moving abroad—taking investment and jobs with them.  This includes embracing digital assets like cryptocurrency and blockchain technology that have the potential to create a more dynamic and secure economy."

Dave McCormick's OpEd in the Washington Examiner: America must lead on cryptocurrency

"Across my career at the intersection of national security and our economy, I have witnessed firsthand several game-changing technological revolutions. From GPS to the internet and from smartphones to artificial intelligence, our nation’s unmatched capacity to innovate has created unprecedented benefits for the economy and security. Another wave is upon us: Blockchain and crypto offer America the chance to lead another generation of critical innovation, but policymakers must do their part, or this opportunity will slip away. If the Biden White House and Congress don’t provide the support and regulatory certainty this burgeoning industry requires, there is little doubt it will develop and thrive elsewhere..."

Addison Mcdowell's campaign website highlights a specific focus on the issues page, Stand With Crypto Section:

"We must encourage innovation here in the United States. Unfortunately, the lack of regulatory clarity when it comes to digital assets risks forcing this new and promising technology overseas. Addison believes the United States should be a leader in creating a forward-looking, pro-innovation crypto policy. This means avoiding burdensome government regulation and opposing efforts to create central bank digital currencies (CBDCs)."

Jefferson Shreve's campaign website highlights a specific focus on the issues page, Make the U.S. a Leader in Digital Innovation. 

"Congress and the Biden Administration have failed to prepare the U.S. for the growing digital economy. I’ll work to provide certainty and stability to the industry through clear and transparent regulation, so cryptocurrency innovation remains anchored on U.S. shores and Hoosiers can invest and transact with confidence.  

I’ll pursue future-oriented, fiscally sound monetary policies, and work to avoid burdensome or unnecessary Security and Exchange Commission regulations concerning cryptocurrencies and other block-chain tools."