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What Cynthia Lummis has said about crypto regulation
Cynthia Lummis, U.S. senator from Wyoming. 8 statements from September 26, 2026 to October 25, 2026, each quoted word for word from the original and checked before publication. Newest first.
- October 25, 2026 · on X
“Democrats asked to cut the annual Regulation Crypto fundraising cap from $75 million to $50 million and add a $200 million lifetime limit. We agreed to both and included them in the Clarity Act. Democrats voted against the rules they wrote to protect retail investors.”
Cynthia Lummis Reveals Crypto Fundraising Cap Cuts in Clarity Act →
- October 24, 2026 · on X
“Democrats suggested that anyone convicted of a felony involving insider trading, money laundering, terrorist financing, or financial fraud in the last ten years be barred from raising money under Regulation Crypto, and we agreed. The Clarity Act bars them. Democrats voted against keeping convicted criminals away from your savings.”
Cynthia Lummis Says Democrats Voted Against Barring Convicted Felons from Crypto →
- October 20, 2026 · on X
“Democrats demanded a direct ban on exchanges creating tokens out of thin air to meet regulatory capital requirements, exactly what FTX did before it collapsed. The Clarity Act writes the FTX rule into law. Protecting consumers from another FTX-style collapse still wasn’t enough to get Democrats to vote to even debate the Clarity Act, let alone pass it.”
Cynthia Lummis Says Democrats Blocked Clarity Act Over FTX-Style Protections →
- October 18, 2026 · on X
“Democrats incorporated whistleblower protections for people who report crypto fraud, the same protections that expose wrongdoing across every other regulated industry. The Clarity Act provides them, but Democrats decided whistleblowers weren’t protecting with their no vote.”
Cynthia Lummis Says Democrats Voted Against Crypto Whistleblower Protections →
- October 10, 2026 · on X
“Democrats wanted investors to have the right to sue when a digital commodity broker breaks the rules— a provision we added to the Senate version of the Clarity Act. Democrats voted no on A NEW PRIVATE RIGHT OF ACTION for trial lawyers.”
Cynthia Lummis Says Democrats Voted No on Private Right of Action →
- October 1, 2026 · on X
“Last night, the Senate passed my Wyoming Education Trust Modernization Act! Wyoming's school trust fund holds $5.4B but is stuck under rules written in 1890, earning ~5%. This bill lets Wyoming use modern investment tools, with returns possibly as high as 8.3%. That means millions more for Wyoming classrooms, with the principal fully protected, no new taxes, and no cost to taxpayers. Thank you @SenJohnBarrasso for cosponsoring and @RepHageman for leading the House companion. Now let's get it to President Trump!”
Cynthia Lummis Says Wyoming Investment Bill Could Boost School Fund Returns to 8.3% →
- September 27, 2026 · on X
“Democrats demanded a government study on crypto mixers and tumblers, the tools criminals use to launder digital assets. The Clarity Act mandates it. Democrats voted no on protecting consumers.”
Cynthia Lummis Says Democrats Voted No on Protecting Consumers in Crypto →
- September 26, 2026 · on X
“Democrats asked for new authority to cut off money laundering through offshore exchanges like Binance. The Clarity Act gives Treasury that authority. Democrats voted no on protecting Americans from offshore money laundering through exchanges like Binance.”
Cynthia Lummis Says Democrats Voted Against Crypto Money Laundering Authority →
Statements are reported from Cynthia Lummis’s own public posts and appearances, quoted verbatim, checked against the original before publication, and linked to it. Inclusion is editorial and not an endorsement of any view, product, or asset. Full profile: Cynthia Lummis. The beat: Crypto Regulation.