What will Trump say at the Bitcoin conference?
According to Trump's public speech records and Republican policy documents, his position on supporting cryptocurrency "mining" and opposing the Federal Reserve's digital currency is relatively clear.
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According to Trump's public speech records and Republican policy documents, his position on supporting cryptocurrency "mining" and opposing the Federal Reserve's digital currency is relatively clear.
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