Re: Everything you wanted to know about Bitcoin Strategic Reserve

Quote from: fillippone on Today at 02:19:19 PM

Quote from: Davided80 on Today at 12:42:16 PM

Nigel Farage Pledges to Slash Crypto Capital Gains, Force UK Bitcoin Reserve
Britain's Reform Party leader Nigel Farage made his case to Bitcoin 2025 attendees in Las Vegas ahead of a planned UK prime minister run.

UK politician Nigel Farage pledged this week to pass a pro-crypto bill if made prime minister.
Farage said he would slash crypto capital gains taxes and force the Bank of England to establish a Bitcoin reserve if elected.
He also promised to end crypto-related debanking in Britain, which he argued remains a massive threat.
Nigel Farage, the leader of Britain’s right-wing Reform Party, is going all-in on crypto—and used an appearance at Bitcoin 2025 this week to showcase his coalition’s new emphasis.

I am not sure British citizen, but I guess Farage is a good example of what a politician should not be. He didn't maintain many promises in the past, and I am not going to vote for him based on this vague statement.
Not that other politician, those of the ruling party included, deserve a better reception or support.

From his comments on bitcoin and the way he wants to go about it, one can easily detect he would never do anything close. As a matter of fact saying he would force the Bank of England to have a bitcoin reserve what a daft statement. on a will you intend to use force anyways not even a British citizen but however politicians are never to be honest or hold up their promises.

Nobody is better but one who has failed simple task, a bigger task shouldn't be handed over to him.

All I see is a copy cat, Trump even though I don't like trump as well yet Farage is thinking that he could be the trump of Britain. lolz