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Washington says: not so fast
Coinbase got hit after the Senate blocked a digital asset bill, and the market did what it always does when crypto legislation stalls: it took the elevator down.
Why investors care
This is the kind of headline that matters because Coinbase isn't just trading on bitcoin's vibes. It's also trading on the odds that Washington eventually hands the industry a clearer rulebook. When that gets delayed, the whole thesis gets a little wobblier.
Same old crypto soap opera
Strategy shares also fell, which is your reminder that the crypto ecosystem remains one giant policy mood ring. When lawmakers fumble the ball, every stock tied to digital assets tends to feel the splash.
Big picture: Coinbase may be a real business, but on days like this it still behaves like a political weather vane.