Generally, it’s believed that Trump would give the most support to Bitcoin. Trump attended a major Bitcoin conference over the summer, where he promised to make the U.S. “the crypto capital of the world” and to hold Bitcoin for strategic purposes. He’s also promised to oust Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler in favor of a more crypto-friendly regulator.
Bitcoin is partially an index of political instability. Anything that has potential to significantly accelerate global divestment from the dollar is a positive for crypto. Trump winning the White House would do that. Even a protracted vote tally resulting in a Harris win would bode well for crypto, if it came along with court battles and violence that further exacerbate America’s political instability.
You're either terminally apathetic or you don't understand the profound negative effect that allowing a small group of people to print money that every one else has to work for has.
It's the most important issue in the world for humans, bar none.
Exactly. Allowing a single person, Giancarlo Devacini, hiding in some offshore from every criminal court in the world, to print "money of the future" uncontrolled, unaudited and without any limitations is a definition of insanity.
> Did you know that the number of dollars doubles every decade on average? And the effect that has on the value of each dollar (it halves it).
But so do pretty much all developed world currencies isn't it? And relatively speaking dollar has pretty much increased or remained stable against other currencies including EUR, GBP over the last decade or so.
Generally, it’s believed that Trump would give the most support to Bitcoin. Trump attended a major Bitcoin conference over the summer, where he promised to make the U.S. “the crypto capital of the world” and to hold Bitcoin for strategic purposes. He’s also promised to oust Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler in favor of a more crypto-friendly regulator.