Law & Policy

crypto

I know certain factions in the Biden administration have made it seem like crypto is a political issue. But a lot of Dems are pro-crypto and have crossed party lines multiple times (including just this week!) to express their support for crypto.

Good reminder to not pigeonhole crypto support to a single political party, but to those supporting innovation & adoption, regardless of party affiliation

Web3 builds on principles of decentralization & collective empowerment. Voting based on individual merit vs. party association is very much aligned with web3 ethos!

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It's sad, but imo crypto policy positions aren't quite as set in stone yet compared to abortion or 2A. There are pro-crypto D's & the best outcome for crypto this election would be if pro-crypto D's hold seats & anti-crypto D's lose >>> stronger signal that anti-crypto is not a platform vis-à-vis voting R willy-nilly

Fun story about how rigid party platforms  have ruined politics.  Freshman legislators in my state are expected to vote party line always and forever.  They break, they are blocked from getting any personal legislation proposed.  Good luck if you’re a democrat representing a mining community.