Elizabeth Warren

The Bitcoin industry could be in for yet another four years of harassment and attacks if Kamala Harris is elected president.

After years of vilifying Bitcoin as money for criminals, terrorists, and climate change deniers, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) honored Satoshi Nakamoto for the 15th anniversary of the network’s launch with a commemorative flag flown over the United States Capitol, unveiled by NYC's PubKey.

Senator Warren stressed that digital currencies are used as an avenue for criminal activities, and that must be addressed through stringent regulatory frameworks.

The battle for financial freedom at the precipice of total government control hinges on our active engagement and collective commitment to protecting our liberties and Bitcoin's transformative potential.

Overstating the role that Bitcoin plays in illicit activity, Senator Elizabeth Warren underscored the need for education among policymakers.

The Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act Of 2022 from Elizabeth Warren proposes unconstitutional privacy restrictions for bitcoin users.

U.S. Senators have introduced a bill that would have a direct impact on the categorization and regulation of bitcoin miners, wallets and nodes.

The Progressive party does not always represent progressive ideals. Bitcoin is one such example where the values of progressivism do not align with politics.

People should be able to choose the best money without the help of the government, but everyone is overly reliant on the State to make decisions.

Elizabeth Warren can’t see that Bitcoin is a lifeboat from the predatory banking practices she advocates against.