It's all about perception I believe. BTC volatility lately certainly made nervous many if not most of the 20% of Americans who have invested on cryptocurrencies, and the other ones even more skeptical about the risk/reward ratio of such investments. Now, I think many voters will hear Trump's proposal of a BTC fund to pay the debt as something like: "Well, we don't earn enough money to pay the mortgage of our house anymore, but don't worry, I'll take all the cash we have left and make all-in at the casino tonight. So, we'll be fine, you see." Not sure how many voters would feel confident about such a bet? But I may make wrong assumptions about how much undecided swing States voters are aware about all this, care about it compared to other issues, and their level of risk aversion. My knowledge about the American mindset is quite limited after all. Lots of happy boys to you, FF mi lon. mute mije lili kin li lon. o sina kute e mi, mi ala wile, pilin pona mi li anpa e pilin ante. |