US presidential candidate Kennedy supports cryptocurrency and bought 21 Bitcoins
At the Consensus 2024 conference in Austin, Texas, US presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed his views on Trump's guilty verdict and cryptocurrency. Kennedy said he would focus on economic and health issues and would not get involved in legal disputes between Trump and Biden. Regarding Trump's new support for cryptocurrency, Kennedy expressed his appreciation, believing it contributes to freedom and transparency. He hopes that President Biden will also take a similar stance.
Kennedy pointed out that the key issue in US cryptocurrency regulation is the freedom of transactions and transparent currency. He promised to protect consumers from fraud while ensuring that the US maintains its leading position in Blockchain technology. He revealed that he purchased 21 bitcoins during his campaign and three coins for each of his children.
Kennedy also expressed his vision of using cryptocurrency as a trading currency and advocated not imposing capital gains tax on it. His campaign goal is to allow people to freely use cryptocurrency for daily transactions.
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