Crypto becomes US election issue for the first time

[ABCbits]

I tried checking all links included in the news, but cointelegraph doesn't mention any link to Gemini's website. But i would speculate the survey result is biased, since Gemini is cryptocurrency exchange where it's possible many of participant are either Gemini's customer or cryptocurrency enthusiast.

[PX-Z]

I will take it into account as well since it will have considerable benefits to my holding, if I'm a US resident. But since I'm not, I only see it as their alibi to get more votes coz, when you think of it, it will take time and many votes from the Representatives to the Senate before a bill can be approved to become a law.

[luckyledger]

I will take it into account as well since it will have considerable benefits to my holding, if I'm a US resident. But since I'm not, I only see it as their alibi to get more votes coz, when you think of it, it will take time and many votes from the Representatives to the Senate before a bill can be approved to become a law.

I agree. It's all basically a show at this point, and the mind game for the people.
Crypto shouldn't become a reason to vote on someone, in my opinion.

[nakmantu99]

I will take it into account as well since it will have considerable benefits to my holding, if I'm a US resident. But since I'm not, I only see it as their alibi to get more votes coz, when you think of it, it will take time and many votes from the Representatives to the Senate before a bill can be approved to become a law.

It can be said that it is an alibi from politicians to get votes from crypto lovers, especially Trump who always says he will support bitcoin and crypto is an alibi. but an alibi that is beneficial for crypto lovers should be supported because it is for the good of crypto in the future. so if I were a US citizen I would also support crypto even though there will be many processes of ratifying laws after the US presidential election.

[PX-Z]

I will take it into account as well since it will have considerable benefits to my holding, if I'm a US resident. But since I'm not, I only see it as their alibi to get more votes coz, when you think of it, it will take time and many votes from the Representatives to the Senate before a bill can be approved to become a law.

... but an alibi that is beneficial for crypto lovers should be supported because it is for the good of crypto in the future. ...

Yes, i may be bias for this but that's how i will do for bitcoin's sake (lol). I'm sure bitcoin peeps in the US will do the same. I saw a survey related on how bitcoin supported candidate can change these people's votes from a thread either here or in bitcointalk, it's a good read.

[sagarmota10]

This is according to Gemini findings

Up to 73% of US respondents who currently own cryptocurrency said that a candidate’s position on crypto would influence their vote in the presidential election.

Additionally, another 37% of respondents indicated that a presidential candidate’s position on crypto would have a “significant impact” on their vote.

You can read the full news: https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypto-us-election-issue-first-time-history-gemini

This indirectly shows how bitcoin has really gotten relevant in the world and not only in United States.

I think US election may give positive impact on crypto bcz trump doing very well.

[luckyledger]

This is according to Gemini findings

Up to 73% of US respondents who currently own cryptocurrency said that a candidate’s position on crypto would influence their vote in the presidential election.

Additionally, another 37% of respondents indicated that a presidential candidate’s position on crypto would have a “significant impact” on their vote.

You can read the full news: https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypto-us-election-issue-first-time-history-gemini

This indirectly shows how bitcoin has really gotten relevant in the world and not only in United States.

I think US election may give positive impact on crypto bcz trump doing very well.

He may be doing well, but I don't think that politics should be a thing that dictates how crypto does.
We shouldn't take Trump as a card that would change the landscape.
He is a politician and would use every opportunity he has accordingly, not for the crypto space in itself.

[Azharul]

US election is one of the best important issue in this moment. We also know that trump and haris is also support for bitcoin or cryptocurrency. Few years ago donald trump also support for bitcoin, because we know that trump also including in cryptocurrency. So we can see that haris and trump both is also support in cryptocurrency. So when they will be won in election, i believe when they will be won in election of US, then it will be best opportunity for cryptocurrency.

[satpol_PP]

I will take it into account as well since it will have considerable benefits to my holding, if I'm a US resident. But since I'm not, I only see it as their alibi to get more votes coz, when you think of it, it will take time and many votes from the Representatives to the Senate before a bill can be approved to become a law.

... but an alibi that is beneficial for crypto lovers should be supported because it is for the good of crypto in the future. ...

Yes, i may be bias for this but that's how i will do for bitcoin's sake (lol). I'm sure bitcoin peeps in the US will do the same. I saw a survey related on how bitcoin supported candidate can change these people's votes from a thread either here or in bitcointalk, it's a good read.

LOL, in bitcoin lovers will do the same for our bitcoin to support candidates who support bitcoin, this is for the progress of crypto. if the good of our country and citizens do not know
Although the worst possibility can happen, the winner is the one who does not support crypto but don't worry, bitcoin has experienced difficult times in the past and has survived until now.

[luckyledger]

I will take it into account as well since it will have considerable benefits to my holding, if I'm a US resident. But since I'm not, I only see it as their alibi to get more votes coz, when you think of it, it will take time and many votes from the Representatives to the Senate before a bill can be approved to become a law.

... but an alibi that is beneficial for crypto lovers should be supported because it is for the good of crypto in the future. ...

Yes, i may be bias for this but that's how i will do for bitcoin's sake (lol). I'm sure bitcoin peeps in the US will do the same. I saw a survey related on how bitcoin supported candidate can change these people's votes from a thread either here or in bitcointalk, it's a good read.

LOL, in bitcoin lovers will do the same for our bitcoin to support candidates who support bitcoin, this is for the progress of crypto. if the good of our country and citizens do not know
Although the worst possibility can happen, the winner is the one who does not support crypto but don't worry, bitcoin has experienced difficult times in the past and has survived until now.

I don't think it should be that way, as politicians are not to be trusted, realistically.
But it's an interesting example of crypto leaning towards a new niche and being used in serious arguments over the real matters of a country.

[robelneo]

You can read the full news: https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypto-us-election-issue-first-time-history-gemini

This indirectly shows how bitcoin has really gotten relevant in the world and not only in United States.

Donald Trump is a step ahead; he knows that Cryptocurrency will have an impact on the votes so their team used this issue to get ahead of the race against Biden who withdrew his candidacy.

Kamala Harris should step up and change direction and not follow Biden's policy against Bitcoin. I hope it will soon have an effect in our country, where the cryptocurrency community here in our country's vote will have an impact on the candidate's stance.

[NotATether]

So basically what this is saying is that the only issue about cryptocurrency that most people care about, at least in the united states, is whether people own it or not?

That is a pretty dim-witted topic to talk about in a debate. It has literally no relevance to whether or not somebody is going to get elected. It's like if the issue was about cars and people were divided based on whether or not a particular candidate drives a sports car.

I was hoping that the issues would be more deeper than that.

[legend45]

You can read the full news: https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypto-us-election-issue-first-time-history-gemini

This indirectly shows how bitcoin has really gotten relevant in the world and not only in United States.

Donald Trump is a step ahead; he knows that Cryptocurrency will have an impact on the votes so their team used this issue to get ahead of the race against Biden who withdrew his candidacy.

Kamala Harris should step up and change direction and not follow Biden's policy against Bitcoin. I hope it will soon have an effect in our country, where the cryptocurrency community here in our country's vote will have an impact on the candidate's stance.

Yes, I see Donald Trump as a forward-thinking person and understands that crypto currency will dominate in the future, that's why he supports crypto to get votes from crypto lovers. because currently crypto is getting more popular and we will likely see a bright future for crypto.
I also hope that Kamala Harris also has the same thoughts, so that US citizens are not confused in choosing and whoever will become president, hopefully both will support bitcoin and crypto.