RFK Jr. at Bitcoin Conference: A Call for Change
In an exclusive interview at the Bitcoin Conference in Nashville, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took a firm stance against the Federal Reserve, declaring that the capacity to print unlimited federal currency is a formula for the destruction of the nation. Kennedy stated, "The relationship between Congress and the Fed is both parasitical to our country, and it’s a symbiotic relationship. The Fed is not a public institution … The decision-makers are appointed by the banking industry."
He criticized the Fed’s practices, saying that its cycles of quantitative easing and high interest rates are effectively strip-mining cash and equity from the American middle class, enriching a new oligarchy of billionaires.
Kennedy further elaborated, "The coup de grâce was the lockdowns during Covid, which shut down all the small businesses in this country, while giants like Walmart, Amazon, and the oil industry thrived. Meanwhile, Main Street just got liquidated."
A Year of Change
One year prior, Kennedy made history as the first presidential candidate to accept bitcoin and spoke out against the dangers of unlimited money-printing. He pledged his support for the bitcoin industry, promising to bring tech innovators home, entice investors with tax incentives, and end the SEC’s dampening of crypto momentum.
Trump Joins the Conversation
As bitcoin continues to gain traction, former President Donald Trump is now echoing Kennedy's sentiments, promising to outline his support for the bitcoin ecosystem during his keynote at the 2024 Bitcoin Conference. Trump’s campaign has reportedly raised millions through digital assets since May, indicating a growing acceptance of cryptocurrency within political circles.
The Future of Bitcoin in Politics
Both Kennedy and Trump are set to speak at the conference, highlighting a surprising turn of events where two presidential candidates are vying for the title of “the bitcoin candidate.” Kennedy has long been an advocate for cryptocurrency, defending the industry against environmental criticisms associated with mining.
For more insights, join the conversation on the Roundtable Forum and explore whether Kennedy truly embodies the ideals of a pro-bitcoin candidate.
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