Donald Trump was not always a cryptocurrency fan, but the community has rallied around him as a pro-crypto candidate in the 2024 US presidential election.
A blockchain businessman has won the seat from one of crypto’s staunchest opponents and the chair of the Senate Banking Committee.
The 2024 United States elections will be held on Nov. 5, as digital asset policy becomes a growing concern among pro-crypto voters.
According to Paradigm, 20% of individuals surveyed indicated that they currently hold or have previously purchased crypto.
The 2024 election is projected to be a tight race on the granular local level, but this shouldn’t matter for the long-term price of BTC.
A letter called for the Democratic National Committee to “include pro-digital asset language” in its platform and for Kamala Harris to consider a pro-crypto running mate.
Marathon CEO Fred Thiel said he would not comment on Harris’ policies because they are still unknown at this time.
Other terms that went unmentioned were cryptocurrency, blockchain, central bank digital currency, deepfake and election security.
A man in Taiwan faces charges for using the crypto betting platform Polymarket to wager on the 2024 elections.