US presidential candidate Kennedy: How do you view US crypto regulation?
We need sovereignty over our wallets, freedom of transaction, and a transparent monetary system.
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We need sovereignty over our wallets, freedom of transaction, and a transparent monetary system.
Robert Kiyosaki cautions against the fragile U.S. economy, criticizing government-backed corporate stability, advocating for Bitcoin as a hedge against traditional financial system vulnerabilities and market volatility.
Explore Robert Kiyosaki's strategic stance on Bitcoin as a hedge against wealth erosion caused by inflation, taxation, and stock market manipulation.
Kennedy vows to ease US crypto restrictions, opposes CBDCs, emphasizing financial independence. Feasibility and tech resistance concerns persist.
U.S. presidential hopefuls Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Donald Trump firmly oppose Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). Kennedy Jr. focuses on financial autonomy and privacy, while Trump pledges to protect Americans from government control through CBDCs.
Renowned author Robert Kiyosaki, famous for his book "Rich Dad Poor Dad," has shared his predictions on the future prices of Bitcoin, gold, and silver, alongside a stern warning concerning the risks associated with holding U.S. dollars, which he termed "fake money."
Kennedy's endorsements, including one from Jack Dorsey, highlight his prominence as a cryptocurrency advocate in the presidential race.
Presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he will safeguard the public’s freedom to own and transact with Bitcoin (BTC) once he secures the nation’s highest electoral seat.
Kennedy touted decentralised networks as less vulnerable to volatility and government policy.
From NFTs and fan tokens to multi-year partnerships, the crypto community continues to support the F1 landscape in numerous ways.