I think if one of the presidential candidates is launching
D5 projects, his family is directly involved and he's speaking
at cryptocurrency conferences, that one's probably going to be a
little bit more pro crypto than the one that put
in Gary Gensler and has been on war with crypto
for the last four years.
So between Harris and Trump, Trump is certainly the favorite
from a cryptocurrency perspective.
But the reality is, regardless if the US is pro
crypto or not, the world is moving on.
Singapore has a lot of great things it's done, as
has Hong Kong, as has the Middle East with Abu
Dhabi and the 80 GM in Switzerland with FINMA.
There's the Mika regulations in the EU, the FCA, and
UK is moving on to the world with or without
America is embracing crypto currencies.
And as an American, it would be nice to see
our country get back into the race and build things.
But regardless if it is or not, it's not going
to change the reality that the world will be decentralized.
But on Donald Trump, as he was just saying there,
is it a red flag that it appears that perhaps
he's been opportunistic given his family's ventures into crypto?
I mean, every politician has some degree of opportunism on.
Nancy Pelosi's trades are a great example of that.
And that's what we have just come to expect and
see in the American political system and how these things
run.
And to be honest, the president doesn't make these decisions
alone.
It's a broad tent.
And you have to build coalitions.
And what's nice and encouraging is when you talk to
people like Tim Scott or you talk to people like
Senator Lummus or others, they're very open to fair regulation
and they're very open to engagement and dialogue.
We haven't quite seen that yet with the Democrat Party
with the current leadership.
That said, there's an age divide.
So when you talk to younger people, the Democrat Party
like the Ro Khanas and others, they actually are willing
to engage and talk about sensible regulations with crypto currencies.
The older guards like the Elizabeth Warren, the Joe Biden's
were not quite there yet.
So I think eventually there will be a convergence and
Trump is Trump.
He's an anomaly and eventually he'll no longer be in
US politics.
The enduring things are, is this good for America?
And I think it's better to have fair systems that
are corruption free that also distribute power around instead of
aggregating it to a multi trillion dollar companies that prevent
people from having control.