It seems then that Trump's pro-Bitcoin turn is in earnest. In general I don't trust politicians, and if it's on the campaign trail even less but Trump would be neither the first nor will he be the last to change his stance on Bitcoin (remember Saylor, for example)
While not impossible, Trump most likely doesn't actually support or care much about bitcoin. He knows it's an easy way to earn the support of a group of voters. Also, if he was actually a bitcoiner, he wouldn't be making his own crypto project (
https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/crypto/trump-crypto-event-world-liberty-financial-rcna171407), instead he would be all in on bitcoin. That doesn't mean he won't support bitcoin and crypto, but we shouldn't be too hopeful about it.
Just as Reid had mentioned in his response back to you just above this post:
It does not matter!
Bitcoin doesn't care who is president so why should they? It all comes down to how the economy responds who becomes the actual president of the United States.
And in the most recent interviews and actions of both the candidates it has been Harris who is bad for bitcoin with trying to make it about race if you had been following the Democratic party's response on their stance on bitcoin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZFV71IiX8w"Everytime kamala laughs, a demon gets its wings." —some youtube commentor
Watch it, the girl in the video replicates her manners almost exactly. Well, maybe her impersonation is a bit smarter than the real one lol.
Harris has a very bad scar on how she actually came into uprising of the ranks to becoming vice president:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph1z7konIk4&t=485sBack to the main subject this thread is based on: Bitcoin and Trump's political party
Did you know when Trump's first assassination attempt was happening, bitcoin was approximately at $58,000 July 14th.
After that, and he survived, it had been rising ever since to where it is now over $9,000 more.
So you tell me if Trump being elected is bad for bitcoin?