I've been closely monitoring the private jet routes of those key industry leaders these days. The current signals are very dangerous, and it seems that the closed-door negotiations in Washington have already fallen apart:

1. Crypto Tsar David Sacks has fled
The most outrageous is David Sacks. Just less than 14 hours before the March 1 deadline, his Gulfstream G650ER surprisingly flew back from Washington to San Francisco at 09:42.
This level of mediator returning to the West Coast at such a critical moment indicates that the closed-door meeting at the White House has completely stalled. This may not mean negotiations have collapsed, but it’s solid evidence that postponements are imminent. Don’t expect any good news in the short term.
2. Coinbase Legal Head Retreats
Paul Grewal also didn’t stay. His chartered flight was already withdrawn from Dulles Airport at 10:15.
He is the legal director behind the bill. His departure indicates that the final legal revisions are complete. The current withdrawal seems more like a defensive retreat; industry representatives no longer hold the illusion that the terms can be finalized by tomorrow morning.
3. Crypto Grandma Lummis Keeps the House Empty
Currently, the bill’s initiator, Senator Lummis, remains in Washington.
The political flag-bearer is still present, but without mediator Sacks to connect the dots, and without industry heavyweight Grewal to stand on stage, Lummis alone cannot carry this burden. Tomorrow’s vote is highly likely to be scaled back, turning into a hollow statement with little real power.
The main players of this show have all gone back to their respective homes, and the March 1 deadline tomorrow will probably be a dud.
I will continue to track the specific movements of Sacks’ Gulfstream after it lands.
There might be a wave of aggressive selling on Sunday, regardless of the cost.
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