Rumour.app is buzzing — Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong just wrapped what insiders are calling “the most aggressive crypto charm offensive in D.C. history.” Over 25 Senators in two days. No press, no panels — just closed-door sessions, whitepapers, and one very clear message: regulate crypto like grownups, or lose the innovation race.

Armstrong’s agenda wasn’t just a token gesture. Reports say he tackled the full policy stack — exchange registration frameworks, stablecoin legislation, and a unified definition for digital assets. The kind of structural clarity that could finally drag the U.S. crypto market out of regulatory purgatory.

For years, “uncertainty” has been the silent bear — freezing institutional capital, scaring off builders, and handing global dominance to friendlier jurisdictions. But if Armstrong’s Senate sprint lands, that uncertainty could turn into the biggest liquidity unlock since ETFs.

It’s not lobbying anymore — it’s legacy building.

Crypto doesn’t just want a seat at the table. Armstrong just built the table, sent invites, and set the menu.

💬 “When regulation gets rational, capital gets kinetic.

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