Trump's new term will face political pressure from Congress, especially the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives. In the midterm elections in November 2026, the Democratic Party may take control of the House of Representatives, which will put a constraint on Trump's promotion of crypto-related policies, especially in the regulation of crypto assets. Historically, midterm elections have generally been unfavorable to the ruling party, with the president's party losing an average of more than 20 seats in the House of Representatives and several seats in the Senate. However, Trump can still count on Republican support in the Senate to push some policies, particularly support for blockchain technology and crypto assets. The results of the post-2026 elections are expected to have a significant impact on the Trump administration's policy implementation.

Trump's new term will face political pressure from Congress, especially the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives. In the midterm elections in November 2026, the Democratic Party may take control of the House of Representatives, which will put a constraint on Trump's promotion of crypto-related policies, especially in the regulation of crypto assets. Historically, midterm elections have generally been unfavorable to the ruling party, with the president's party losing an average of more than 20 seats in the House of Representatives and several seats in the Senate. However, Trump can still count on Republican support in the Senate to push some policies, particularly support for blockchain technology and crypto assets. The results of the post-2026 elections are expected to have a significant impact on the Trump administration's policy implementation.