I checked out the website Stand With Crypto (SWC), and it turns out that 70% of US senators and representatives (who have expressed their support) are relatively supportive of crypto. I also looked into SWC's background. It's a non-governmental organization, but sponsored by Coinbase. They track each senator's statements, awarding points for supporting crypto and deducting points for opposing it. Then they rate them from A to F, from strongest supporter to strongest opponent. For example, Trump's earlier statement that Bitcoin came out of thin air earned him a "anti-crypto" rating. Of course, over the years, he's become an A among A's Another example is Elizabeth Warren (Senator from Massachusetts), who criticized cryptocurrencies for having a "revolving door" effect and facilitating tax evasion, and is now the top F senator. PS: It's like that red and black dot ranking system from the War of Resistance against Japan Their scoring method is quite interesting. For example, there's been a lot of talk about the Clarity Act lately; anyone who votes against it is considered anti-crypto. Publicly criticizing crypto is also considered anti-crypto. PS2: Additionally, SWC discovered that the average age of anti-crypto members is a staggering 70…