TREE NEWS reports: Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is calling on Congress to pass durable, bipartisan crypto legislation, warning that US crypto rules could be vulnerable to political change after the midterms. Cuomo argued that without statutory backing, the regulatory framework risks being reversed by the next election. The comments underscore industry concerns that current US crypto policy rests on agency guidance rather than law.
Cuomo: US Crypto Rules Need Bipartisan Legislation to Survive Elections
Cuomo's core point is structural, not partisan: rules built on agency guidance can be unwound as administrations change, while statutes are harder to reverse. That distinction matters most for firms making long-horizon commitments in US crypto and tokenized assets, where compliance planning currently depends on interpretations that could shift after an election. The open question is whether a bipartisan bill can advance at all, since the same electoral incentives Cuomo cites are what have kept comprehensive legislation stalled.
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