Could fighting crypto hackers help Trump win back crypto voters? Peter Tchir says Trump may have taken crypto support for granted, and suggests empowering "crypto privateers" to…
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Could fighting crypto hackers help Trump win back crypto voters? Peter Tchir says Trump may have taken crypto support for granted, and suggests empowering "crypto privateers" to go after hackers like…
Could fighting crypto hackers help Trump win back crypto voters? Peter Tchir says Trump may have taken crypto support for granted, and suggests empowering "crypto privateers" to go after hackers like North Korea to reinvigorate that support "I am kind of keeping an eye on, does Trump re-embrace crypto? He kind of let crypto die off. If you go back to when they won the presidential election, crypto was all over supporting Trump and the Republicans." "I felt for the last year, either he's taken it for granted, kind of. No one seemed to be chasing the crypto donations this time around." "The potential to maybe try and launch some sort of crypto privateers, where you empower companies to go after the bad actors like North Korea. Something like that almost feels necessary to reinvigorate interest and to really protect people from the perception of being hacked." "The crypto community is one of the easier communities to work with, because they only have one thing in mind. They don't care about what you do on about 25 other agendas."
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