I highly doubt that the number of people who actively own crypto are that big, also I highly doubt that people who make crypto their part of personality would be that big, plus I also doubt that people would switch their votes just based on crypto related thing by that much number. So what we have right now, is people who would normally vote for Biden, but because Trump made some pro-crypto remarks, changed their votes to Trump, and that would be how many?
A few thousands at most? Don't get me wrong on a close election it does really help, but Trump will lose popular vote anyway, so he needs to focus on just very tiny few places to get those places to switch, and crypto is not the way to do that, he needs to be there on land, shaking hands.
Well, crypto is becoming more mainstream with the approval of spot ETFs. The craze is far from being over. We're seeing an influx of new people joining the crypto train. While the majority of Americans aren't invested in crypto, a small portion is more than enough to make a difference in the elections. Trump knows what he's playing at. $2m is a lot of money for his political campaign. It could be more than enough to help him win back the White House. We'll see.
Regardless of what happens after the elections, Bitcoin will continue to work as usual. At this point, it's unstoppable. If America rejects crypto, the industry will simply move to other countries with a friendly regulatory environment. That's the beauty of decentralization. Hopefully, BTC stays decentralized forever.
