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Industry insiders initially expected the crypto sector would rally behind major regulated platforms to coordinate with Washington—pushing banks and Congress to adopt more favorable policies. Yet that coordinated strategy hasn't materialized. The White House's stance remains surprisingly lukewarm toward such unified industry pressure.
It's an intriguing disconnect. What we're witnessing is a fundamental misalignment: most of the crypto ecosystem wants one thing, but the policy machinery operates on different terms. Whether this reflects genuine ideological resistance, competing priorities, or simply the messiness of Washington politics remains unclear. But the gap between industry expectations and actual engagement is undeniably real.