Concerns Grow Over Centralization of Political Influence

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As crypto PACs and corporations amass political capital — over $263 million this cycle — concerns are emerging that large players will dominate policymaking access.

“Existing players will centralize their control because they can hire and be heard,” Glavin warned.
The trend mirrors legacy industries where influence follows money.

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Crypto’s decentralization dream meets the old game of power. ️

[alex10]

When politics enters the blockchain, transparency isn’t always the goal.