Topic: Could US Bitcoin survive a Trump presidency - page 3. (Read 2075 times)
This will never happen Trump is too focused on being relevant again instead of focusing on winning a presidency
I cannot stand Donald Trump. He's lived far too long on this planet, spreading his unique brand of garbage--and I'm not a political guy. Yes, bitcoin would survive Donald Trump. The question is, would the United States?
It really doesn't matter, let's be real here the president is just a figure head... no real power.
Trump will be not USA president,if he will be president it is any problem for Btc but big problem for USA
Republicans tend to manage economic policy in such a way that the US dollar weakens against other currencies.
This benefits US-based exporters and commodity producers.
It's less beneficial to money center banks and finance companies. Such firms tend to favor Democrats.
The Democratic party is the Upstairs-Downstairs Party. It favors the very rich and also the poor people they exploit with subprime mortgages and payday loans. Subsidies for everyone!
The GOP appeals more to the middle-class shoe store owners and real estate agents. And CEOs of manufacturing concerns, of course.
Trump would be more aligned with traditional GOP constituencies, so BTC should go up under his presidency as the USD devalues.
But up steadily, no spikes as in late 2013. Bubbles and spikes are more typically features of a Democratic presidency.
This benefits US-based exporters and commodity producers.
It's less beneficial to money center banks and finance companies. Such firms tend to favor Democrats.
The Democratic party is the Upstairs-Downstairs Party. It favors the very rich and also the poor people they exploit with subprime mortgages and payday loans. Subsidies for everyone!
The GOP appeals more to the middle-class shoe store owners and real estate agents. And CEOs of manufacturing concerns, of course.
Trump would be more aligned with traditional GOP constituencies, so BTC should go up under his presidency as the USD devalues.
But up steadily, no spikes as in late 2013. Bubbles and spikes are more typically features of a Democratic presidency.
Trump is riding a xenophobic wave. Isolationism has support.
Bitcoin is an international currency (if I may use that term).
Banks value the fiat at their core. Casinos, like insurance companies, are fiscal conservatives, essentially banks. True one can gamble in any currency but banks have fiat at their core.
If Trump were to be elected, or any Conservative for that matter, how would it effect US Bitcoin?
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Bitcoin is an international currency (if I may use that term).
Banks value the fiat at their core. Casinos, like insurance companies, are fiscal conservatives, essentially banks. True one can gamble in any currency but banks have fiat at their core.
If Trump were to be elected, or any Conservative for that matter, how would it effect US Bitcoin?
soy
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