这位美国参议员支持比特币，他相信加密货币有潜力为美国金融业和整体经济带来好处。
参议员辛西娅·鲁米斯 (Cynthia Lummis) 可能是国会加密货币领域最著名的拥护者。她对加密货币行业的大力支持使她在同行中脱颖而出。
在周三接受调查记者 Natalie Brunell 的 Hard Money 采访时，Lummis 毫不含糊地说比特币“无法停止”，此前 Brunell 指出许多人仍然不了解加密货币的工作原理以及它实际上是如何运作的改变人们生活的“有力工具”。
“我喜欢它无法停止，特别是因为我担心我们的国家债务，我担心通货膨胀......我们看到通货膨胀的东西......知道比特币在那里实际上令人欣慰，“参议员说.
比特币：一种有吸引力的通胀对冲工具
Lummis 在 2021 年表示，比特币作为一种通胀对冲工具的概念很有吸引力，这种资产可以独立于美元或全球经济而维持其价值。
怀俄明州的共和党参议员在加密货币和隐私权等话题上有着令人印象深刻的履历，她还拥有大量 BTC。
这位立法者一直是游说该行业采用的最著名的比特币倡导者之一。 Lummis 提交了一项法案，要求美国政府将分布式账本技术视为与人工智能和生物技术等举措同等重要的突破。
Lummis 和其他参议员联手支持加密货币
“随着人们对比特币的了解越来越多，对一种在线资产感到舒适和熟悉，他们会开始将其视为......在他们身后，他们将拥有它作为他们的长期储蓄和长期未来，”参议员说。
Lummis 正在与金融创新核心小组的联合创始人亚利桑那州参议员 Kyrsten Sinema (D) 和其他立法者合作制定一项拟议措施，她预计到 2023 年她向国会提出部分计划时将吸引其他立法者。
Lummis 在 2013 年以大约 320 美元的价格首次购买了比特币。她当时表示，她“从未出售过”她的加密货币，其价值在今年早些时候接近 70,000 美元。从那时起，她就没有改变对比特币作为资产类别的看法。
参议员的首要任务：加密教育
根据公开文件，Lummis 拥有 10 万至 35 万美元的 BTC，她最近在今年夏天获得了更多。
与此同时，这位参议员透露，教育是她目前在加密领域的首要任务。虽然需要立法提供明确的法律框架，但最大的障碍可能是让立法者了解比特币以及资产类别及其基础技术如何帮助改变当前的金融体系。
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