EPISODE · Jul 28, 2025 · 50 MIN
Trump Embraces Bitcoin (from the archives)
from The Peer to Peer Policy Podcast
From May 14, 2024. In this episode, Brian and Sam discuss: Trump's recent endorsement of crypto could sway voters in the upcoming election. There are over 52 million Americans holding digital assets, with Bitcoin being the most popular. The Biden administration's stance on crypto has created a clear political divide. Voters are increasingly looking for candidates who support self-sovereignty and individual empowerment through crypto. The concept of a single issue crypto voter is gaining traction, emphasizing the importance of crypto in political decisions. Recent cultural events indicate a resurgence of comedy and a rejection of 'woke' culture. Jerry Seinfeld's speech at Duke University highlighted the importance of using one's privilege positively. The mainstream media often misrepresents the significance of protests against figures like Seinfeld. Younger voters are increasingly breaking ranks with older party members on crypto issues. The political landscape is shifting, with potential for bipartisan support for crypto in the future. And more! Subscribe and follow us on all platforms! Rumble YouTube Apple Podcasts Spotify Amazon Music: COMING SOON! Podcast Index iHeartRadio Podcast Addict Podchaser Pocket Casts: COMING SOON! Deezer Listen Notes: COMING SOON! PlayerFM Castbox Goodpods TrueFans
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From May 14, 2024. In this episode, Brian and Sam discuss: Trump's recent endorsement of crypto could sway voters in the upcoming election. There are over 52 million Americans holding digital assets, with Bitcoin being the most popular. The Biden administration's stance on crypto has created a clear political divide. Voters are increasingly looking for candidates who support self-sovereignty and individual empowerment through crypto. The concept of a single iss...
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