Cardano Founder: Trump New DeFi Platform Venture May Politicize Cryptocurrency Landscape
Charles Hoskinson, co-founder of Cardano and Ether, has expressed deep concern about former President Donald Trump's new DeFi platform venture (World Liberty Financial), according to bitcoinist. In an interview, Hoskinson said the venture is likely to become a political flashpoint or exacerbate the already delicate situation of cryptocurrency regulation in the U.S. He is concerned that Trump is sparking political polarization in the cryptocurrency space. He said that everything Trump does draws strong opposition from the left, suggesting that Trump's actions could draw strong opposition from the Democratic Party. This could lead to investigations by regulators such as the Department of Justice or the Securities and Exchange Commission, which could inhibit innovation and growth in the industry.
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