According to @ReutersBiz, U.S. investors can now mirror stock trades made by members of Congress via Republican and Democratic ETFs that track disclosed transactions (source: @ReutersBiz). According to @ReutersBiz, Dan Weiskopf of Tidal Financial Group discussed these products and how they allow market participants to follow the money behind congressional trading activity (source: @ReutersBiz). According to the U.S. STOCK Act, lawmakers must file periodic transaction reports within 45 days of a trade, which introduces an inherent timing lag that traders should factor into execution and risk management (source: U.S. STOCK Act). According to @ReutersBiz, these are stock-focused ETFs with no direct cryptocurrency exposure, so any crypto impact would be indirect through U.S. equity risk and policy sentiment (source: @ReutersBiz).