Saylor: The Next US President Will Be a pro-Bitcoin President

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  • Michael Saylor predicts a pro-Bitcoin US President.
  • Robert F. Kennedy emphasizes the inviolable right to use and hold Bitcoin
  • Recent polls show that crypto enthusiasts prefer a president who supports BTC.

MicroStrategy Founder & Chairman Michael Saylor expressed his belief in a future where the President of the United States fully supports Bitcoin.

“The next President will be a pro-Bitcoin President,” Saylor remarked in a recent tweet, citing a post by presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy.

Kennedy’s tweet emphasized his commitment to ensuring the inviolable right to use and hold Bitcoin, highlighting its potential as a safeguard against totalitarianism and manipulation while paving the way for transparent and democratic government institutions.

Saylor’s tweet reverberated with optimism as he envisioned a future where the highest office in the country actively promotes and champions Bitcoin. Kennedy’s statement resonated strongly with Saylor, who believes that Bitcoin has the potential to revolutionize the global financial landscape and empower individuals with financial sovereignty.

In the tweet, Kennedy pledged to safeguard the rights of individuals to use and hold Bitcoin, recognizing its significance as a bulwark against the manipulation of traditional monetary systems. 

Notably, the vision of Kennedy, the first presidential candidate to support Bitcoin, extends further. He suggested that Bitcoin can pave the way for a future where government institutions operate more transparently and adhere to democratic principles. Additionally, as Coin Edition recently reported, Kennedy has stated that he will support pro-Bitcoin policies when elected into office.

Interestingly, data shows that most Bitcoin and crypto enthusiasts prefer to vote for presidential candidates that support pro-Bitcoin policies. Specifically, in a recent poll by the MicroStrategy chairman, the majority of the responders, over 83%, responded in the affirmative about voting for politicians who pledge support for Bitcoin, as Coin Edition reported.

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