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The U.S. Presidential elections have turned into a drama series with new plot twists every week, and somehow, crypto seems to be at the center of all the drama. Earlier today, Barrack and Michelle Obama officially endorsed Kamala Harris for POTUS. This has become a crypto election with the likes of Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr backing crypto, especially Bitcoin.
Kamala Harris goes after crypto voters
According to reports, Kamala’s team wants to learn more about crypto. Her campaign team calls the discussion a “relatively high-level intro conversation.” The team has acknowledged that crypto is getting so much attention and wanted to run on what Joe Biden’s advisors had laid crypto on.
In addition, Harris’ team has reportedly spoken with billionaire Mark Cuban to advise Kamala about crypto. Kristin Smith, CEO of the Blockchain Association, said they have reached out to the Harris campaign, and hopefully, something will materialize.
While the team plans itself to prepare Kamala for crypto voters, She is not doing much on that end. Kamala has missed out on the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville.
Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr will speak at the meeting. There are reports that Robert F. Kennedy Jr will concede his presidential run and endorse Donald Trump.
Wayne Vaughn, a renowned entrepreneur, took to X, stating, “Democrats spent four years trying to destroy Bitcoin […] Democrats want some of that sweet money raised by pro-crypto Super PACs.”
On the money front, political action groups have raised millions of dollars ahead of the 2024 election. Fairshake, a pro-crypto group, recently became the largest super PAC in this year’s US election campaign, raising more than $200 million.
Also Read: Crypto Super PAC Ads Key in Rep. Bowman’s New York Primary Loss
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