McHenry Doubts Anti-Crypto Bill Can Pass Democratic House

McHenry's read matters less as a whip count than as a signal about where the crypto policy center of gravity now sits: the argument is that the incoming Democratic caucus is itself more pro-crypto than earlier ones, which would blunt the appetite for restrictive legislation regardless of who holds the gavel. That reframes the risk for the sector from a hostile majority to a narrower question of whether the chamber's composition actually shifts the floor. The credit card rate cap comment is a separate thread worth watching, since it hints at where financial-services energy may go instead.