Shibetoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Dogecoin, has openly challenged the anti-cryptocurrency stance of US Senator Elizabeth Warren. Tesla CEO Elon Musk expressed his agreement, lending weight to Nakamoto's remarks.摘要:狗狗幣的創(chuàng)始人 Shibetoshi Nakamoto 公開挑戰(zhàn)美國參議員伊麗莎白·沃倫的反加密貨幣立場。特斯拉首席執(zhí)行官埃隆·馬斯克表達了他的同意,這為Nakamoto的言論增添了分量。DOGE 創(chuàng)始人呼吁參...
In a speech on Squawk Newsmaker, Warren publicly announced her anti-cryptocurrency stance, pointing out the potential threat of digital currency for nefarious purposes.
Warren said, "There is a new threat, which is cryptocurrency, which is being used for terrorist financing, it is also used for drug trafficking. North Korea is using it to fund about half of its nuclear weapons program. We cannot let this situation continue."
The Senator's statement was published by Watcher Guru. In response to Warren's comments, Dogecoin founder Billy Markus (a.k.a. Shibetoshi Nakamoto) issued a series of tweets opposing her claims.
Nakamoto accused Warren of harboring hostility toward the people and favoring the traditional banking system.
He said, "Elizabeth Warren loves banks, loves billionaires (because she's now very rich), hates the people. Young Elizabeth Warren would have claimed present Warren is the enemy of the people."
He also added that Warren is "the biggest threat to the middle class, democracy, and human wisdom."
In response to Nakamoto's statement, Tesla CEO and owner of X, Elon Musk, expressed his support for the Dogecoin founder's views, tweeting "correct" under Nakamoto's post.
The cryptocurrency community aggressively attacked Senator Elizabeth Warren's recent statement linking cryptocurrency to potential terrorist financing.
A member of the X community believes that legal tender such as the US dollar is primarily used for terrorist financing, not cryptocurrency. He concluded in his statement that the Senator is actively trying to limit freedom by criticizing cryptocurrency.
The member of the X community said, "Go into any prison around the world and ask drug dealers/criminals what they transact in. 99.99% will tell you legal tender, like the dollar. Elizabeth Warren is a threat to freedom and democracy."
Another community member believes that the Senator's statement may be intentionally trying to deter cryptocurrency investors, as the cryptocurrency market seems poised for a significant bullish rebound.
The X member said, "The timing of these statements in the past few days is incredible. The entire cryptocurrency market hasn't been this bullish on HTF in years, and now they are trying everything to scare off retail, as we are on the verge of a major election." #cryptostance #Warren