Trump's critique of CBDCs, coupled with potential support for decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, taps into a growing demographic of digital asset enthusiasts concerned about privacy and governmental overreach

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"For many, waking up to the dangers of a CBDC is the first step in embracing Bitcoin."

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In what ways might the growing political influence of digital asset holders challenge the traditional financial and regulatory paradigms, and what implications could this have for future policy-making and electoral strategies?

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The increasing number of Americans owning digital assets represents a diverse and politically significant group, potentially influencing electoral outcomes with their preferences for less government intervention in personal finances

Bitcoin's decentralized nature offers a stark contrast to the centralized control possible with CBDCs, appealing to voters who value financial privacy and autonomy

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