Brian Armstrong said in a post on X that the U.S. midterm elections are about five weeks away and urged voters to review where candidates stand on crypto before casting their ballots. He framed the issue as nonpartisan, saying the debate is not about party politics but about whether the next generation of financial technology will be built in the United States. The remarks focused on crypto policy as a technology and development issue rather than a partisan one. Armstrong’s post did not add further details beyond that appeal, but it placed candidate positions on digital assets at the center of his message ahead of the vote.
Brian Armstrong said in a post on X that the U.S. midterm elections are about five weeks away.
He said crypto is not a partisan issue, but one tied to whether the next generation of financial technology will be developed in the United States. Armstrong also urged voters to understand candidates’ positions on crypto before voting.
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