Democrats Flip Two Senate Seats in South Carolina, North Carolina

Two flips in the Carolinas narrow the Senate math but do not settle it: Democrats still need two more seats for a 51-seat majority, so the chamber's control hinges on races not addressed here. For crypto and RWA markets, the practical read is legislative timing rather than any single outcome — a divided or narrowly held Senate shapes which committee chairs set the agenda and how quickly market-structure bills move. The open question is whether the remaining seats break in a way that produces a clear majority, or leave the Senate in a configuration where digital-asset legislation stalls regardless of the House result.