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Quote from: FirmWars on May 26, 2024, 01:02:39 AM

With Biden and Warren hating on crypto, these two will be too powerless if many powerful companies want them out of power over crypto.

This is just a thought, and I could be wrong, I read this nowhere but all in my head, if you have something to say about this you are welcome.

Blackrock or Grayscale should have nothing to do with the power of the politics even if they can influence crypto so badly. Politics is different from crypto and when you want to join them and have nothing in return, it becomes very bad and your ambition cannot be fulfilled why following that path. Bitcoin is not a one man technology and by sacking a lot without dealing with will no go wide higher than the way we can ever imagine now. Political power or not, it cannot influence bitcoin on its use or follow same kind of system that is against how it is designed to operate.

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Since Black rock and Greyscale among others are very powerful in the financial world, are they powerless in politics? Because I believe they will benefit even more if someone who supports crypto to the core is elected as the new president of the United States.

Yes they are financially buoyant to courtesy for political position but Black Rock and Grayscale don't have the knowledge of politics, it will be difficult for them to take such risk in the society because they will only get support from crypto users.

Don't forget that there are some billionaires in the country that made their money from estate business or other businesses, which they are capable to stop those crypto billionaires not to win the election because that is their profession and they have the money to finance the campaign till they win the election.

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With Biden and Warren hating on crypto, these two will be too powerless if many powerful companies want them out of power over crypto.

Based on what Joe Biden has done to crypto, it will make majority of crypto users not to support him in this U.S election because they need someone that will make crypto legal tender in the country so that crypto users will begin to hodl political offices in the country.

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Quote from: FirmWars on May 26, 2024, 01:02:39 AM

I am curious.

Since Black rock and Greyscale among others are very powerful in the financial world, are they powerless in politics? Because I believe they will benefit even more if someone who supports crypto to the core is elected as the new president of the United States.

I can't help it think that if these people also have power in politics somehow, any crypto hater will be gone if they want them gone, I believe these people are responsible for the forceful apprivement of the ETFs, now Ethereum ETH is also a success.

With Biden and Warren hating on crypto, these two will be too powerless if many powerful companies want them out of power over crypto.

This is just a thought, and I could be wrong, I read this nowhere but all in my head, if you have something to say about this you are welcome.

Currently they are financially strong and they are currently associated with massive popularity. Because he has a huge following on social media twitter, here I can focus on him. However, there is a lot of popularity from the external side, although they are not currently ahead politically, Ethereum ETFs are currently very popular.

In today's world, whoever has more money, the most people follow him. That's why I want to die Gray Skill has no shortage of demographics, as their fans are more visible when news breaks on social media and actually have more followers. Because I live in this country, I will speak about my country, usually in politics and there are more people like that. So people are busy doing all such activities due to the greed of money.

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Quote from: FirmWars on May 26, 2024, 01:02:39 AM

I am curious.

Since Black rock and Greyscale among others are very powerful in the financial world, are they powerless in politics? Because I believe they will benefit even more if someone who supports crypto to the core is elected as the new president of the United States.

I can't help it think that if these people also have power in politics somehow, any crypto hater will be gone if they want them gone, I believe these people are responsible for the forceful apprivement of the ETFs, now Ethereum ETH is also a success.

With Biden and Warren hating on crypto, these two will be too powerless if many powerful companies want them out of power over crypto.

This is just a thought, and I could be wrong, I read this nowhere but all in my head, if you have something to say about this you are welcome.

Currently they are financially strong and they are currently associated with massive popularity. Because he has a huge following on social media twitter, here I can focus on him. However, there is a lot of popularity from the external side, although they are not currently ahead politically, Ethereum ETFs are currently very popular.

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Quote from: davis196 on May 26, 2024, 01:26:29 AM

If doesn't really matter, if the US president is going to be pro-crypto or anti-crypto. Trump was anti-crypto several years ago, and nothing happened, the crypto industry in the USA wasn't damaged at all.
What matters is the number of pro-crypto congressmen and senators. The legislation is being passed in the Congress and Senate, the president can only approve or the deny the laws.
Blackrock are really powerful and have big influence over politics, but I doubt that they are totally pro-crypto. They will just use Bitcoin/crypto as a tool to gain more profits(which is perfectly normal, all crypto investors also want profits). However, I don't think that the people, who rule Blackrock are believers in the core principles of Bitcoin

On believing what you've said, it's certain that there could be selfishness to the hold that Black rock would come for the rescue of bitcoin if not just if its interest. Hence they're not stakeholders of the bitcoin SEC there's no much global Interests they may afford to effortlessly contribute to the reputation of bitcoin if not just chasing after more money to maintain its financial influence.
While also agreeing with you, the president of the United States doesn't supercede the Senate and Congress bodies, so the stance of bitcoin development to gain more grounds depends on the popularity and dominance of its enthusiastics and not about the presidency to be pegged on the US.

Yes I concur with the aspect of US president not superceding other governmental bodies, in decisions making allot is required despite been a president there are certain decision that president can conclude without seeking others sectors that make up the government.
Looking critically on op point of observation if black rock channel it financial energy to crypto it can course some high level of adoption if it's from the political motivated perspective where there is a strong conviction op point many be reality.

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Quote from: FirmWars on May 26, 2024, 01:02:39 AM

I am curious.

Since Black rock and Greyscale among others are very powerful in the financial world, are they powerless in politics? Because I believe they will benefit even more if someone who supports crypto to the core is elected as the new president of the United States.

I can't help it think that if these people also have power in politics somehow, any crypto hater will be gone if they want them gone, I believe these people are responsible for the forceful apprivement of the ETFs, now Ethereum ETH is also a success.

With Biden and Warren hating on crypto, these two will be too powerless if many powerful companies want them out of power over crypto.

This is just a thought, and I could be wrong, I read this nowhere but all in my head, if you have something to say about this you are welcome.

Big corporations and rich people always influence the elections as well as politics, there will be support on both sides that may nullify the effects of their each influence or one goes over the other which we can't really know for sure.

IMO, rich people don't like the people to have the full freedom of using their money so one or the other way they all are going to be anti crypto unless they are directly involved in crypto and may get more benefits from crypto if it's regulated or recognized as an asset in a country.

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Quote from: FirmWars on May 26, 2024, 01:02:39 AM

I am curious.

Since Black rock and Greyscale among others are very powerful in the financial world, are they powerless in politics? Because I believe they will benefit even more if someone who supports crypto to the core is elected as the new president of the United States.

I can't help it think that if these people also have power in politics somehow, any crypto hater will be gone if they want them gone, I believe these people are responsible for the forceful apprivement of the ETFs, now Ethereum ETH is also a success.

With Biden and Warren hating on crypto, these two will be too powerless if many powerful companies want them out of power over crypto.

This is just a thought, and I could be wrong, I read this nowhere but all in my head, if you have something to say about this you are welcome.

Well, first off we need to make clear that there is an obvious relation between the dynamics of power within the United States and the decisions which are took by the managers, donors and CEOs of those hedge funds and money managing firms. It is an implicit part of how capitalism works in the USA. However, I would point out you make sound all of this as if was part of some ideological change of heart of those companies in favor of Bitcoin, Ethereum and other alternative currencies, which is not the case.
Those companies and hedge funds are only in for the growing of money, regardless whether it is through the expansion of Crypto or not.

They won't fund other candidates or politicians apart from Biden, Trump or any other establishment political (economical dinosaur), because even though Bitcoin and Ether are big, there are even bigger industries to be exploited for their own benefit. Crypto won't surpass oil extraction and commerce any time soon, and won't surpass coffee commerce.
If it is about money, then it is not about the ideals of the candidate, but the money he can help you to make in the next four years.

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Quote from: FirmWars on May 26, 2024, 01:02:39 AM

I can't help it think that if these people also have power in politics somehow, any crypto hater will be gone if they want them gone, I believe these people are responsible for the forceful apprivement of the ETFs, now Ethereum ETH is also a success.

What forceful approval? The SEC lost in court and had to approve. Are you saying that the court was also bribed by BlackRock?
IMO the SEC was wrong long before it lost in court, since it allowed futures ETF but did not want to allow spot, quoting unstable unregulated market. So Futures could be traded despite these problems?

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With Biden and Warren hating on crypto, these two will be too powerless if many powerful companies want them out of power over crypto.

Warren has no power. She's been doing her best to slow down bitcoin adoption, but check how many of her motions actually passed. Really, check all the things she tried to push through in the last 2 years and see how many of them became the law. You'll see how pathetic her attempts really are.

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Quote from: FirmWars on May 26, 2024, 01:02:39 AM

I am curious.

Since Black rock and Greyscale among others are very powerful in the financial world, are they powerless in politics? Because I believe they will benefit even more if someone who supports crypto to the core is elected as the new president of the United States.

I can't help it think that if these people also have power in politics somehow, any crypto hater will be gone if they want them gone, I believe these people are responsible for the forceful apprivement of the ETFs, now Ethereum ETH is also a success.

With Biden and Warren hating on crypto, these two will be too powerless if many powerful companies want them out of power over crypto.

This is just a thought, and I could be wrong, I read this nowhere but all in my head, if you have something to say about this you are welcome.

Politics is a game in which you are playing against many other powerful players, so just as there are players that are interested in getting more support for this market, there are others that want the opposite, including a great deal of politicians themselves, besides even if they could do it, what kind of economic and political costs such a maneuver could have? So I feel it is better for those entities to just wait for a generational change to happen so a US president is in favor of this market on their own.

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Quote from: mindrust on May 26, 2024, 05:16:05 AM

Blackrock, JP Morgan, Exxon Mobil, Apple, Microsoft, Pfizer, J&J, Nvidia… You name it. All of those big corps have an influence on the politicians. It is not just the bankers or money managers.

A petroleum company like Exxon Mobil owns a very strategic business and people listen to them when they say something. It is because oil is still the dominant energy source for transportation. When they stop digging, the world stops spinning.

Microsoft provides all the software infrastructure of every bank and many other big businesses probably. Lots of corporations and even countries depend on microsoft’s products.

Take a look at the biggest companies of S&P500 and continue with the examples from where I left.

ayup and in the case specifically of Blackrock, they are the LARGEST investment company
in the WORLD so we can be damn sure they can, have and will influence "politicians" to some
degree in order to satisfy their business and clients.

As regards "Crypto" it is a relatively new venture for them and only part of their investment
and asset offering, dont know what percentage that is now but its safe to assume its going
to grow so their influence on political decision makers for crypto affairs should increase too.

Actually a quick google search result kind of says a lot!

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Trump while talking about self-custody support to his supporters, this is going to be an election that is mostly into convincing the public about financial freedom.

Blackrock is one of the biggest asset management companies. Of course, the company has influence, they can put those politicians inside their pockets and make laws in their benefit.

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Politicians are backed with businessmen.

There will be someone who will raise their hand to make law/s, regulations that will benefit them and/or someone's known business this includes in crypto businesses including investments. Trump talking friendly about crypto now is just something like an attention seeker.

President's sweet-words regarding bitcoin is not always the case it's how the majority of the law makers and the votes will go through to make a law.

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Quote from: FirmWars on May 26, 2024, 01:02:39 AM

With Biden and Warren hating on crypto, these two will be too powerless if many powerful companies want them out of power over crypto.

Do you think it's already the end for them? nope!

Michael Saylor was a Bitcoin hater, he said that Bitcoin is bubble. But, after he shift from naysayer to yaysayer where his company i.e. MicroStrategy keep buying Bitcoin every dip, now many people support Michael Saylor and didn't hate him anymore.

Which mean, even Biden and Warren hate on Bitcoin, if tomorrow they decide to support and invest in Bitcoin, they will be known as Bitcoin supporter instead of Bitcoin hater.

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they have the contract to rebuild Ukraine after the war, is that an organization that doesn't influence in politics?
when Grayscale and Ark filed BTC ETF, they were denied many times but when Blackrock finally came, after a few months, Bitcoin ETF was approved. that is an investment company that can make a hardcore banker into memecoin lover if they say so. Biden and Warren will soon be a memecoin long term holder.

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Just always remember,

Satoshi designed bitcoin very specifically. The number of coins someone has, is essentially how much stake they have in the network.

In terms of power, this logic applies to those that were believing in bitcoin first.

Are they still around? Yes.
Are they in the shadows? Yes.
Is that scary? No. It's how it was designed to be!

Basically, what I'm saying is, or at least what I think I'm trying to convey, is that politicians are too stupid and preoccupied with looking good in front of the camera nowadays to be considered powerful people.

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Quote from: FirmWars on May 26, 2024, 01:02:39 AM

I am curious.

Since Black rock and Greyscale among others are very powerful in the financial world, are they powerless in politics? Because I believe they will benefit even more if someone who supports crypto to the core is elected as the new president of the United States.

A crypto-friendly president might make policies that will favor these companies. But there are still some powerful lawmakers who are anti-crypto. These lawmakers could also propose laws that might undermine crypt growth or development.

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I can't help it think that if these people also have power in politics somehow, any crypto hater will be gone if they want them gone, I believe these people are responsible for the forceful apprivement of the ETFs, now Ethereum ETH is also a success.

With Biden and Warren hating on crypto, these two will be too powerless if many powerful companies want them out of power over crypto.

These powerful corporations sponsor elections of these politicians so that they can support them when they get into power. Biden might not have been a supporter of crypto, but his administration approved the Spot ETF after years of disapproval. Trump is unpredictable; he is a businessman who supports policies that favour his business interests. He might be more friendly to the crypto space if he or his business has invested heavily in the industry.

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Quote from: FirmWars on May 26, 2024, 01:02:39 AM

I am curious.

Since Black rock and Greyscale among others are very powerful in the financial world, are they powerless in politics? Because I believe they will benefit even more if someone who supports crypto to the core is elected as the new president of the United States.

I can't help it think that if these people also have power in politics somehow, any crypto hater will be gone if they want them gone, I believe these people are responsible for the forceful apprivement of the ETFs, now Ethereum ETH is also a success.

With Biden and Warren hating on crypto, these two will be too powerless if many powerful companies want them out of power over crypto.

This is just a thought, and I could be wrong, I read this nowhere but all in my head, if you have something to say about this you are welcome.

I'm almost certain that the approval of Ethereum's EFT is a response from the Biden administration against Donald Trump... Look... what could decide these elections are the votes of people involved in cryptocurrencies, so to capture these votes they started a electoral war... Trump accepting cryptocurrencies and Biden now has the narrative that it was in his government that ETFs were approved... Anyway, they go where they can capture more votes, it's nothing to support the cryptocurrency industry or anything like that .

And all these people, whether from funds and investment or large companies, are directly linked to the government... We are talking about the most powerful people on the planet.

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Quote from: FirmWars on May 26, 2024, 01:02:39 AM

Since Black rock and Greyscale among others are very powerful in the financial world, are they powerless in politics? Because I believe they will benefit even more if someone who supports crypto to the core is elected as the new president of the United States.

They are not powerless if you know the FTX fiasco. Sam Bankman-Fried actually got a lot of support behind the scene, through his lobby and he got it from relationships of his father and mother. If you search about his history, you will see that SBF donated a lot of money for politicians before he got troubles with FTX collapse and went to jail.

He had some meetings with SEC. chairman but by some secrets, the chairman did not see anything strange in operations and fund treasury of FTX exchange and Alameda Research.

It's show that institutional companies have power in politics that benefit them in business operations. BlackRock has nearly 100% approval rate with their Spot ETF applications, no coincidence.

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Quote from: davis196 on May 26, 2024, 01:26:29 AM

If doesn't really matter, if the US president is going to be pro-crypto or anti-crypto. Trump was anti-crypto several years ago, and nothing happened, the crypto industry in the USA wasn't damaged at all.
What matters is the number of pro-crypto congressmen and senators. The legislation is being passed in the Congress and Senate, the president can only approve or the deny the laws.

Trump wasn't against bitcoin and cryptocurrencies when he was president, he just wasn't interested in them at the time. Now, he has changed his views on cryptocurrencies but I believe that what he said will have no good purpose other than wanting to win the votes of crypto lovers in the election his upcoming appointment.

Quote from: davis196 on May 26, 2024, 01:26:29 AM

Blackrock are really powerful and have big influence over politics, but I doubt that they are totally pro-crypto. They will just use Bitcoin/crypto as a tool to gain more profits(which is perfectly normal, all crypto investors also want profits). However, I don't think that the people, who rule Blackrock are believers in the core principles of Bitcoin

We won't know if they are involved or have influence in politics, but they are business people so profits are what they care about most. So you don't need to be surprised or blame them when they don't care about the core principles of bitcoin. Even for us, are you sure people will continue to support bitcoin if bitcoin is no longer profitable for them? My guess is that if bitcoin became stable, most would leave it and it would not be as popular as it is today.

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Blackrock, JP Morgan, Exxon Mobil, Apple, Microsoft, Pfizer, J&J, Nvidia… You name it. All of those big corps have an influence on the politicians. It is not just the bankers or money managers.

A petroleum company like Exxon Mobil owns a very strategic business and people listen to them when they say something. It is because oil is still the dominant energy source for transportation. When they stop digging, the world stops spinning.

Microsoft provides all the software infrastructure of every bank and many other big businesses probably. Lots of corporations and even countries depend on microsoft’s products.

Take a look at the biggest companies of S&P500 and continue with the examples from where I left.

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