- US Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy beats Biden according to the latest poll.
- The lead over Biden is likely due to Kennedy’s Pro-Bitcoin stance.
- This lead came following the SEC losing its lawsuit against XRP and Ripple.
The current US Presidential elections sure is a fiery one. One of the biggest stances dividing the candidates is if they are Pro-Bitcoin or Anti-Bitcoin. Who would’ve thought that republicans or democrats would shift to Pro-Bitcoin or Anti-Bitcoin.
The United States of America has had a rocky relationship with the crypto industry, mostly thanks to the SEC. This long-fought battle seems to be coming to an end with the latest XRP lawsuit win. Can you feel the change in the air?
Presently, it looks like the Pro-Bitcoin side is winning. This comes as no surprise especially considering the XRP lawsuit win. The SEC took a huge hit and it’s finally reflecting onto the whole country. Many other American regulation entities already accepted crypto, it was only the SEC that chose the path of war.
Adding on, multiple institutions have also begun to embrace cryptocurrencies. Big financial players like BlackRock have already implemented Bitcoin into their products and services. Meanwhile, other entities like MicroStrategy have staked their entire reputation on the value and potential of the asset.
Other crypto entities like Ripple have already struck strategic partnerships with reputed companies across the globe. Ripple aims to simplify cross-border payments with its native token XRP, and they are already making a big change.
Now, it seems US leaders are finally catching on, and the country is backing them up. According to the tweet above, Pro-Bitcoin Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr is beating Biden with higher favorability rating in a new poll.
To highlight, Kennedy has always been an advent supporter of Bitcoin and cryptos throughout his Presidential campaign. In fact, so have many other candidates. However, Kennedy made a greater impression by taking Bitcoin donations and attending the Bitcoin 2023 conference.
