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in2herbs

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3. My senator, Gallego, approves of Crypto. He accepted at least $10,000 in donations from crypto

Reply to ret5hd (Reply #1)

Tue Nov 11, 2025, 07:35 PM

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pushers and he voted to begin the process to include crypto as a part of US economy.

I vowed never to vote for him again and his no vote on ending the shutdown did not change my opinion.

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huh...why would ANYONE believe that.. ret5hd Tuesday #1

My senator, Gallego, approves of Crypto. He accepted at least $10,000 in donations from crypto in2herbs Tuesday #3

Anyone who lumps BTC togeher with other crypto snot Tuesday #2

When the prices. drop 1,000 percent, then I'll buy into 'em. 3Hotdogs Tuesday #4

A volatile, unstable, wishful 'currency' with no assets or gov't support backing it. Norrrm Tuesday #5

An offshoot of crypto is stablecoin, pegged to some asset, such as dollars in reserve. Norrrm Tuesday #6

Does usd1 have enough reserves to cover? Norrrm Tuesday #7