84% of voters want presidential candidates to support the right to Bitcoin, poll shows

By cineramaMay 28, 2023Bitcoin Business

The cryptocurrency debate is intensifying as the 2024 United States presidential election approaches, with some candidates elaborating on their plans to address the sector going forward. As digital assets […]

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84% of voters want presidential candidates to support the right to Bitcoin, poll shows

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