[2013-03-19]Bitcoin Maniac Andrew Yang Eyes 2020 U.S Presidential Seat

[Vladdirescu87]

The 2020 U.S presidential candidate, a pro-bitcoin maniac and a founder of Venture for America, Andrew Yang recently made a vital breakthrough, and this has seen his campaign gain momentum. Andrew’s presidential campaign gained massive traction in the first two debates organized by Democratic National Committee.

Read the details in the article of Coinidol dot com, the world blockchain news outlet: https://coinidol.com/us-presidential-seat/

[yangbux]

I started a thread about creating a YangBux crypto: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5123088.0

[Kemarit]

LOL, what a click-bait. Anyways, When Trump takes the Office, he surrounded himself with pro-crypto if I'm not mistaken, but it didn't influenced the way bitcoin or crypto in the years that Trump becames President. So I don't know if this will bring positive outcome if he successfully became the new President of United States. And before we forgot John Mcafee is also running as reported so that it mean a win-win situation for crypto enthusiast already? 

[dunfida]

Wont see if this thing would be positive or wont really make any difference at all.

I started a thread about creating a YangBux crypto: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5123088.0

As expected, there are coins would be created if there are news related to it. Nothing special.

[pixie85]

LOL, what a click-bait. Anyways, When Trump takes the Office, he surrounded himself with pro-crypto if I'm not mistaken, but it didn't influenced the way bitcoin or crypto in the years that Trump becames President. So I don't know if this will bring positive outcome if he successfully became the new President of United States. And before we forgot John Mcafee is also running as reported so that it mean a win-win situation for crypto enthusiast already? 

Most coinidol articles are clickbaits. You're right Trump did a similar thing to gain support from young tech people. He appointed a bitcoin supporter Mick Mulvaney as chief of office or something and crypto sites were overhyping it. He didn't do much for crypto.

There's already a thread about Yang in this section.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5121451.0

[hugeblack]

I do not know why people are more hopeful about people's opinions, especially during their election campaigns.
That candidate accepts cryptocurrency. "I remember he accepted it using Bitpay" meaning that he wanted to collect the money as long as it was legal.

Also, even if he is an investor, the opinions of someone will not change many institutions.