The new Democratic party presidential candidate should consider crypto a top priority, according to crypto lawyer Jake Chervinsky in a post on X.
United States Democrats may have a chance to woo back crypto voters now that President Joe Biden has stepped out of the race, according to industry commentators.
On July 21, President Joe Biden officially withdrew from the 2024 presidential election, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris to take on Republican rival Donald Trump and encouraging his party to unite behind her.
Variant Fund chief legal officer and former Blockchain Association lawyer Jake Chervinsky said in a July 22 post on X that this would give the party, which has been largely anti-crypto under Biden, a “huge opportunity to win back a big share of the crypto vote,” before adding:
