JD Vance ha instado a la industria nacional de la criptomoneda a seguir participando en la política estadounidense, destacando los estrechos vínculos de la administración del presidente Donald Trump con una industria con mucho dinero. En su intervención en una conferencia sobre Bitcoin en Las Vegas, Vance instó a los ejecutivos y entusiastas de las criptomonedas a mantener la presión sobre el Congreso de Estados Unidos para que apruebe una legislación favorable a las criptomonedas.

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JD Vance addressed attendees at a Bitcoin conference in Las Vegas, urging the domestic cryptocurrency industry to remain politically active. He highlighted the Trump administration as a strong supporter of crypto, describing it as a symbol of personal liberty and an ally in the White House. Vance discussed the impact of Trump-era policies on the US dollar, noting that trade tensions and rising debt have shaken confidence in the currency. He suggested that digital currencies like Bitcoin could become alternatives to the dollar over time. Despite this, Vance cautioned investors about the risks associated with crypto assets, acknowledging their volatility and the current preference of mainstream economists for the dollar's continued dominance. The conference reflected a politically right-leaning crypto community focused on influencing US legislation in favor of the industry.

Vance promociona el historial de criptomonedas de Trump en una conferencia sobre Bitcoin

Deambular por la conferencia de Bitcoin en Las Vegas puede parecer como entrar en otro mundo. país, lleno de conceptos desconocidos, costumbres difíciles de describir y un vocabulario todo propio. Políticamente, los inversores en criptodivisas se inclinan hacia la derecha. Dieron una calurosa bienvenida al vicepresidente J.D. Vance, quien, antes de entrar en política, trabajó para una empresa tecnológica de Silicon Valley. Calificó las criptomonedas de símbolo de la libertad personal. Estoy aquí hoy para decir alto y claro, con el presidente Trump, crypto finalmente tiene un campeón y un aliado en la Casa Blanca. El auge de las criptomonedas plantea interrogantes sobre el estado del dólar estadounidense. Durante más de 80 años, el dólar ha sido la moneda de reserva mundial. El valor de los artículos que se comercian internacionalmente, desde la soja a los diamantes pasando por el petróleo, son todos en dólares. Y el dólar siempre ha sido un refugio seguro en tiempos de pánico financiero tanto para los gobiernos y los inversores individuales. Pero ahora, las políticas de la administración Trump han sacudido esa fe en el dólar como nunca antes. La guerra comercial de Trump provocó la caída del valor tanto del dólar como de la deuda pública estadounidense. La perspectiva de un endeudamiento desbordante llevó a la agencia de calificación crediticia Moody's a rebajar la nota de EE.UU. calificación de solvencia. Si el gobierno de los EE.UU., el gobierno federal, sigue acumulando este alto déficit y alta deuda, en algún momento, el riesgo, cierto, el riesgo de impago del dólar de EE.UU. aumentará. Los criptoinversores ven su moneda digital como el sustituto potencial del dólar con el paso del tiempo. Hoy en día, más gente que nunca se pregunta qué es el dinero. Y eso se debe en gran parte a Bitcoin. A pesar del entusiasmo, las criptomonedas siguen considerándose arriesgadas, sujetas a altibajos, y no tan flexibles como las monedas tradicionales, que pueden ser gestionadas por los bancos centrales para suavizar las fluctuaciones. las inestabilidades. La solución no es necesariamente abandonar el dólar e invertir, ya sabes, tus huevos, muchos de tus huevos, en cripto activos. Así que ten mucho cuidado. Los economistas de la corriente dominante apuestan a que, a pesar de la agitación causada por las políticas de Trump, la dólar perdurará, al menos por ahora. Rob Reynolds, Al Jazeera, Las Vegas.

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