Mining Enters The Political Arena
summary
Panelists describe the Bitcoin Voter Project as a 501(c)(4) coalition of miners running digital ads and voter lists to mobilize bitcoiners and “activate” votes for key Senate and state races; cite Helios in Dickens County as the largest taxpayer and employer that cut property taxes by 20% and doubles local average wages; report a Mar-a-Lago briefing where President Trump shows detailed knowledge of energy, EIA/DoE issues and banking choke points; ask for ending discriminatory surveys, stopping a proposed mining excise tax, and treating miners like any other business.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Bitcoin Mining and the Political Landscape
- 3:24Starting Helio from a Political Lens
- 6:46Revitalizing Rural Communities
- 9:58President Trump's Knowledge of the Energy Industry
- 13:07Bipartisanship and Bitcoin
- 16:23The Bill in the US Senate
- 19:50Importance of Bitcoin in Elections
- 22:59The Importance of the Senate Election and Treat Us Fairly
- 26:21Legislative Initiatives in the Crypto Industry
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