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The people we elect today will write the rules for crypto. Know where your candidates stand before you vote. @standwithcrypto rated every candidate on crypto, check yours before…

Scott Melker
Published: 2026-11-03 16:16 UTC
Collected: 2026-11-03 16:17 UTC
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The people we elect today will write the rules for crypto. Know where your candidates stand before you vote. @standwithcrypto rated every candidate on crypto, check yours before you hit the polls. h…

The people we elect today will write the rules for crypto. Know where your candidates stand before you vote. @standwithcrypto rated every candidate on crypto, check yours before you hit the polls. https://t.co/c5hgc0v4Lk https://t.co/wZy0nvdiPJ

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