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Last month, in remarks to a crowd of supporters, former President Donald Trump added a new dynamic to November's election and reignited debate about the future of the digital asset industry in the U.S. by declaring, "If you are in favour of crypto, you better vote for Trump." This bold statement underscores the growing importance of crypto as a hot-button political issue. One in five registered voters in battleground states believes crypto will be a major issue in the upcoming election, highlighting its significance beyond the fringe.
The divergent views on the future of crypto in the U.S. could be a critical factor in key swing states in November. Crypto, inherently non-partisan, has the potential to address many issues identified by both parties within the current financial system.
Last month, in remarks to a crowd of supporters, former President Donald Trump added a new dynamic to November's election and reignited debate about the future of the digital asset industry in the U.S. by declaring, "If you are in favour of crypto, you better vote for Trump." This bold statement underscores the growing importance of crypto as a hot-button political issue. One in five registered voters in battleground states believes crypto will be a major issue in the upcoming election, highlighting its significance beyond the fringe.
The divergent views on the future of crypto in the U.S. could be a critical factor in key swing states in November. Crypto, inherently non-partisan, has the potential to address many issues identified by both parties within the current financial system.