Quote from: Die_empty on September 15, 2024, 05:39:14 PM

Quote from: Faisal2202 on September 14, 2024, 01:22:19 AM

Personally, I believe Harris could make positive contributions to the crypto field. I also prefer her to win over Trump for various reasons, though I understand this is a personal opinion and not a question you asked. I’m not a U.S. citizen and don’t have a vote, but I find Trump’s statements and actions to be somewhat exaggerated and doubt he will fulfill many of his promises. Apologies if this offends any supporters, it’s merely an observation, not a personal attack. Let’s wait and see how things unfold.

Most people in the crypto industry think Donald Trump will be the best option for cryptocurrencies. The reason is that he had spoken publicly about his plans for the sector. But Kamala Harris has said nothing about the sector. She had made no promise, so Harris might continue with Biden's policies or become more stringent. I also find Trump's policies on immigration, gun control and police reforms faulty. His constant distortion of facts makes him untrustworthy. I am not also comfortable with some of Kamala's policies but she is my fair option.

I don't like Donald for a number of reasons but I will not say my vote will go to Kamala just because I don't like Donald, even if his winning will pump the market (there is a big if here). I don't know much about Kamala, but she should be talking about crypto and what her policies and roadmap for crypto is going to be. Once she shares her future plans for crypto,, then I will support Kamala oh I forgot I can't vote haha.

Donald speaks for different sides, he is not a man of words I think I mean he agrees with the ban of gun and on the other side he is saying to the opposite people that he will not lose the law. Same in front of people who care for Palestine he is promising to help them and on the other side people don't like the Palestine situation, he is promising to help Israel. I mean who does that.