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The current fragmented regulatory situation in the U.S. is "bad for everybody," Yang said. origin »
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Former U.S. presidential candidates Jo Jorgensen and Andrew Yang as well as journalist Glenn Greenwald discuss Bitcoin.
First Wyoming, then Miami, and now New York, cryptocurrency adoption is rapidly growing. As we reported, Miami Mayor, Francis Suarez, is working hard on getting the city to lead in technology advancement, and as such, he had gone full-on Bitcoin by enabling the employees to be paid in Bitcoin, taxes and resident fees to be […] The post Andrew Yang Wants to Make New York a Hub for Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies first appeared on BitcoinExchangeGuide.
Jonathan Herzog, a crypto advocate and former aide at Yang's campaign, has launched his congressional run for New York's 10th District. The 26-year-old started off on a positive tone towards cryptocurrencies and has since signaled that the future is decentralized and open source.
Known cryptocurrency fan and former U. S. presidential candidate Andrew Yang argued for his signature policy recently. He said that every American adult should receive $2,000 monthly for the remainder of this crisis.
In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, Bitcoin’s sudden correction, Tom Lee predicts BTC will beat the Dow to 40,000, and the U.S. plans “significant new requirements” on crypto
Don’t count Andrew Yang out just yet - the 2020 presidential candidate may be bringing his ideas to local elections in New York City
After dropping out of the presidential race, Andrew Yang told supporters "You know I am the math guy." But his Freedom Dividend is bad math. The post Thank God ‘Math Guy’ Andrew Yang Is Finally Gone appeared first on CCN.com