Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump announced on Tuesday his intention for all remaining Bitcoin to be mined within the United States.
The crypto industry, facing increased regulatory scrutiny, especially after significant bankruptcies in 2022, is stepping up efforts to influence U.S. politicians. These bankruptcies revealed widespread fraud and misconduct, impacting millions of investors.
On June 11, Trump met with industry executives at his Mar-a-Lago resort to discuss Bitcoin mining’s potential benefits for the electrical grid and job creation. Attendees, including CEOs and board directors, reported a positive experience with Trump.
In contrast, President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign has recently engaged with crypto market members, indicating a potential shift in the administration’s stance on digital asset policies. This marks a significant departure from the Biden administration’s previously less favorable view of the crypto market.