Quote from: irhact on June 12, 2024, 10:56:29 PM

I don't believe anything that politician says during their campaign period as they can change their words later and we can't do anything about that. He might be pro Bitcoin now as he needs votes from anywhere he can get them but when he enters the seats of the president, he'll forget all the promises he gave to the Bitcoin supporters. I think they both are fiats and I don't believe anything any of them are saying. Bitcoin doesn't need any of them for it to keep succeeding.

Any of them that wins won't matter as they can't stop Bitcoin. My thought on this matter is that Donald trump needs to do more than seeking the support of the Bitcoin supporters as he needs more votes from fiats believers than he does from Bitcoin believers to win the seat of the white house therefore he should focus his marketing elsewhere and leave us out of their politics before we become victims when the campaigns are over.

We all know Donald Trump likes the USD more than BTC. His past comments tells us that. The main reason why he changed his views about BTC (and crypto) was to gather the favor of crypto supporters. He wants to present himself as the opposite of sitting President Joe Biden. If Trump was against Bitcoin, he would be no different than "Sleepy Joe". Would he?

For all I know, Bitcoin doesn't need the approval of politicians to survive. It will carry on as usual with or without Trump's support. We can thank Bitcoin's decentralized design for this. If one country rejects BTC, another country will embrace it with open arms. The clock is ticking fast, so the US better gets its act straight before it's left behind in the dust. Grin