And we have seen Trump before, in the beginning he had surrounded him with supposedly pro-Bitcoin, but during his tenure, we didn't see significant laws a well. So it's really up to the voters to choose the "lesser of two evils" here and who they think will give crypto a boost, and so far Trump has somewhat gain traction and he is even invited to speak in the Bitcoin conference.
The crypto community is supporting Mr Trump this time because he has made some pro-crypto comments to the extent of promising to release the Silk Road founder. We'd like to see if he carries out pro-crypto policies. At least, we've seen Biden's anti-crypto stance. Trump at least has shown interest in crypto, unlike Biden.
I don't agree with Mr. Hayes, but he gave some advice to the crypto community. He said that crypto voters (if there's anything like that) should ask elected officials to push for pro-crypto laws before election day.
To achieve votes from citizens, they have to change temporarily to get votes first. We can benefit from it and if one party don't bring benefit to us, assume US. citizens are speaking, we can vote against them. It's force for changes and adoption in this field including considerable regulatory changes.
Biden left no one in doubt that he is anti-crypto. Check how long it took to get BTC spot ETF approval, despite intense lobbying. I believe Trump is a fairer choice than Biden if we want to see at least a crypto-neutral administration.
How can he push crypto law when they are not yet sitting in the office? But I do agree that we shouldn't be careful on who are we going to elect in the US. But let me ask, who do you think will carry on and not go anti-crypto here? We've seen what Biden and his political party does, and they go on a full blown war on crypto with taxes and miners and everything. And we have seen Trump before, in the beginning he had surrounded him with supposedly pro-Bitcoin, but during his tenure, we didn't see significant laws a well. So it's really up to the voters to choose the "lesser of two evils" here and who they think will give crypto a boost, and so far Trump has somewhat gain traction and he is even invited to speak in the Bitcoin conference.
He cannot push the law but he should make
his instance completely clear. Most of the times , politicians avoid giving straight answers because they want to take benefit of doubt and appeal to all to gather more votes. If he makes his stance clear, that he is going to support crypto with full energy on coming to power, this itself can fuel the next bull run for bitcoin.
I think Trump already did the bolded. We are even seeing this crypto as an important issue in this election because of Trump. Left to Biden, crypto would have been a non issue.
