OPINION: Harris Needs to Put Some Real Action Into His Words If He Wants to Appeal to Cryptocurrency Supporters
Tim Kravchunovsky, founder and CEO of decentralized telecom network Chirp, said this week, Sept. 28, that U.S. Vice President Harris needs to do something practical if she wants to appeal to cryptocurrency supporters with her rhetoric. While Harris may have hinted that she supports cryptocurrencies, explaining why that would help appeal to voters who are hesitant to do so. kravchunovsky would like to see more specifics on her proposed digital asset policy, similar to promises made by former President Donald Trump, but noted that both presidential candidates may not be able to deliver on their promises.
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