Row 74991
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People are just guessing, it's all speculation, but there are shreds of evidence that support the theory. I think the short version is they look at the number of people under 40 who hold crypto, they need to carry the swing state votes and right now, if we look at the keys to the White House, like the formula that's worked since 1984, Biden is going to win, however, if he screws things up, pisses off a lot of the crypto vote, loses a few key swing states, he's not winning. So the cool moment about this really, is regardless of which party wins, crypto has hit critical mass. It's no longer something that lobbyists can influence a few senators to push against. I mean they did their best with Warren. That's the theory anyway. They look at the number of voters, some of these people could be flip-floppers, this whole thing was being narrated as the Democrats against crypto which would have been very bad on November. Like what would they even have to gain from all these anti-crypto measures anyway? Doesn't help them politically, they had everything to lose
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| text | People are just guessing, it's all speculation, but there are shreds of evidence that support the theory. I think the short version is they look at the number of people under 40 who hold crypto, they need to carry the swing state votes and right now, if we look at the keys to the White House, like the formula that's worked since 1984, Biden is going to win, however, if he screws things up, pisses off a lot of the crypto vote, loses a few key swing states, he's not winning. So the cool moment abo… |
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| datetime | 2024-05-24 |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 74991
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000