Does Vivek Ramaswamy Support Crypto?

Based on previous comments, Vivek Ramaswamy has indicated they are very pro-cryptocurrency. Below you can view the tweets, quotes, and other commentary Vivek Ramaswamy has made about Bitcoin, Ethereum, and cryptocurrency innovation.

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Vivek Ramaswamy
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Smart commentary on ending the “regulation-by-enforcement” paradigm. Also interesting reflections stablecoin demand for U.S. Treasuries & strength of the U.S. dollar.
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Matt Cole
@ColeMacro
Good conversation with @MariaBartiromo on why I believe Trump being the first pro-crypto President will drive success to our nation, including strengthening the US dollar.
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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Strive led the crusade against ESG overreach in asset management & is now on to the next stage of its journey. It’s striking that most wealth managers aren’t even thinking about integrating Bitcoin into client portfolios. So proud of the entire team at @StriveFunds for their focus on true financial freedom, with the launch of the new wealth management vertical. 🇺🇸
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Matt Cole
@ColeMacro
Today marks the next major step for Strive. The rapid growth of our ETF business has shown America’s demand for capitalism, meritocracy, & excellence over ESG & DEI. Our Wealth Management business will lean even further into these principles as we look to maximize value for our clients. t!
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Brian Armstrong
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If you live in Ohio and care about crypto succeeding in America, you should vote for @berniemoreno in the Senate. His opponent, Sherrod Brown, has been a blocker to sensible crypto legislation in America at every step of the way, refusing to meet with people from the crypto industry, and spreading fear, uncertainty, and doubt at every opportunity on the Senate Banking committee. He's got to go. Ohio deserves someone in the Senate who understands how economic growth and opportunity is created. Send a clear message in this election.
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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Trump’s detailed speech at the Bitcoin conference has changed the future trajectory of Bitcoin & crypto acceptance in America. Schumer now claims his goal is to see a “common sense” framework passed into law “by the end of the year.” The election, followed by such legislation, could stream financial institutions & everyday Americans, for the better.
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Mario Nawfal
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🚨🇺🇸SEN. SCHUMER: CONGRESS HAS RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE COMMON SENSE REGULATION ON CRYPTO "We're here today because we support Vice President Kamala Harris to be our next President and believe in the future of crypto. Crypto has grown more influential than anyone could have anticipated, with 20% of Americans using these assets. Congress has a responsibility to provide common-sense regulation, and we need your support to make it bipartisan. My goal is to bring both sides of the aisle together and pass sensible legislation by the end of the year. We must strike a balance between promoting innovation and providing guardrails for crypto." Source: @EdKrassen
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.@VivekGRamaswamy says he thinks ultimately crypto voters will hear a supportive Kamala Harris. "It's just a matter of competing for votes that she's going to adopt a thoughtful position," he says.
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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I’m fully behind Trump. But just speaking as an American, I really do hope Kamala comes out with a thoughtful crypto policy platform - even if we don’t agree with 100% of it. Regulatory ambiguity paves the path to tyranny. Whimsical “regulation by enforcement” is anti-American.
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Tyler Winklevoss
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If Kamala Harris has not yet publicly stated her position on crypto, then why does @Crypto4Harris already exist? How is it possible for anyone in the crypto industry to support her crypto policies if they are nonexistent? This makes no sense. What's going on here?
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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2 predictions: 1. Trump will enjoy a boost from pro-Bitcoin & pro-crypto voters that doesn’t show up in the polling, by at least 1% or more. 2. Kamala Harris will now scramble to come up with some phony “digital asset” policy framework to pander to pro-crypto voters.
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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2 predictions: 1. Trump will enjoy a boost from pro-Bitcoin & pro-crypto voters that doesn’t show up in the polling, by at least 1% or more. 2. Kamala Harris will now scramble to come up with some phony “digital asset” policy framework to pander to pro-crypto voters.
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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15 years ago, U.S. taxpayers were forced to bail out “systematically important financial institutions,” brokering an arranged marriage between big banks & big government that poisoned the proper functioning of capitalism ever since. It’s no coincidence that Bitcoin was born immed and now over a decade and a half later, it’s reached all-time highs. It’s interesting to compare with headlines of the past.
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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Liberate innovative sectors from crypto to energy to drug discovery from the shackles of the unconstitutional shadow government: - Refuse to enforce & quickly rescind unconstitutional regulations that fail the Major Questions Doctrine in West Virginia vs. EPA - Recognize the Third Party Doctrine as unconstitutional - Rescind regulations that eliminate self-hosted wallets - Protect code as speech: go after bad actors who violate the law, not code itself - 75% headcount reduction amongst federal bureaucrats: non-discretionary mass layoffs are exempt from civil service protections @coinbase 📍Manchester, NH
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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15 years ago, U.S. taxpayers were forced to bail out big banks, brokering an arranged marriage between big banks & big government that has poisoned the proper functioning of capitalism ever since then. The crypto movement was born as an alternative to that ignominy. The policy I relearfor crypto to ensure economic freedom for Americans seeking an alternative to centralized finance. The three pillars are: 1. Freedom to Code: Developers shall enjoy the freedom to write and publish code. 2. Freedom to Financial Self-Reliance: Users should enjoy the freedom to be financially self-reliant and independent. 3. Freedom from Regulatory Overreach: Projects should enjoy freedom from regulatory overreach and uncertainty. Using this policy as our foundation will allow us to unshackle American innovators from the administrative state that persecutes and stymies innovation. This is the way.
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Bitcoin Magazine
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NEW 🇺🇸 U.S. Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy vows to bring up #Bitcoin in Republican debate "If they don't do it, I will." 👏x
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Bitcoin News
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NEW: "'The problem isn't that they [the 🇺🇸 US govt] don't know what #Bitcoin represent, it's that they do and that's actually what creates the anaphylactic response" says 🇺🇸 US presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswam7O
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The ₿itcoin Therapist
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Presidential candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy, explains why the state is fundamentally against #Bitcoin He also explains his 3 Core Pillars: 1. Freedom to code 2. Freedom for self reliance 3. Freedom to innovate
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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Liberate innovative sectors from crypto to energy to drug discovery from the shackles of the unconstitutional shadow government: - Refuse to enforce & quickly rescind unconstitutional regulations that fail the Major Questions Doctrine in West Virginia vs. EPA - Recognize the Thirdnegulations that eliminate self-hosted wallets - Protect code as speech: go after bad actors who violate the law, not code itself - 75% headcount reduction amongst federal bureaucrats: non-discretionary mass layoffs are exempt from civil service protections
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RYAN SΞAN ADAMS - rsa.eth 🦄
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.@VivekGRamaswamy is the first presidential candidate to lay out a real crypto policy. He made three promises: 1) Freedom to Code 2) Freedom of Financial Self Reliance 3) Freedom from Regulatory Overreach Well done Vivek. 👏 We deserve to know where the rest of them stand.
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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Digital assets shouldn’t be subject to the arbitrary & capricious regulatory whims of the SEC & the Federal Reserve. Despite little formal mandate from Congress, these agencies have made themselves key gatekeepers for innovation & leverage ambiguity to suppress it. It is not the role of federl the merit of an entire industry or technology. - Consistent with West Virginia v. EPA, require regulators to restrict themselves to precise statutory provisions & apply subsequent rules within constitutional confines. - Create a process across the SEC & CFTC for new digital assets, where they enjoy a short period of safe harbor & then are programmatically classified into securities or commodities. - The Federal Reserve should grant stablecoin issuers the same access to Fed facilities that incumbent banks enjoy so they can create safe & liquid products & further expand dollar hegemony.
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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15 years ago, U.S. taxpayers were forced to bail out big banks, brokering an arranged marriage between big banks & big government that has poisoned the proper functioning of capitalism ever since then. The crypto movement was born as an alternative to that ignominy. The policy I releaerypto to ensure economic freedom for Americans seeking an alternative to centralized finance. The three pillars are: 1. Freedom to Code: Developers shall enjoy the freedom to write and publish code. 2. Freedom to Financial Self-Reliance: Users should enjoy the freedom to be financially self-reliant and independent. 3. Freedom from Regulatory Overreach: Projects should enjoy freedom from regulatory overreach and uncertainty. Using this policy as our foundation will allow us to unshackle American innovators from the administrative state that persecutes and stymies innovation. This is the way.
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Vivek’s crypto stump speech just delivered in Fort Worth was outstanding - calls out Choke Point 2.0 - calls BSA unconstitutional - criticizes third party doctrine - says constitution protects self-hosted wallets - will rescind “most if not all” SEC crypto regs on day 1 - 75% reduction in number of federal bureaucrats on year 1 - I got that #JoieDeVivek
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Bitcoin News
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JUST IN: Vivek Ramaswamy lays out his “Three Freedoms of Crypto” policy framework: 1) Protect code as free speech 2) Self-hosted wallets shall not be impaired or limited 3) The freedom to innovate shall be protected and regulations reduced
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Natalie Brunell ⚡️
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For those interested in reading @VivekGRamaswamy’s newly announced policy plan on #Bitcoin and digital assets: “Policy Point #1: Freedom to Code – Developers shall enjoy the freedom to write and publish code. Overview: The First Amendment protects freedom of speech – and that extends to the digital world. Developers cannot be prosecuted for their code and their software cannot be suppressed, any more than journalists and their articles can be prosecuted or suppressed. Policy •I will direct government prosecutors to prosecute bad actors, not the code they use and not the developers who write that code. •I will support all legal challenges to existing cases, to bring further judicial clarity to the relationship between software and the First Amendment. Policy Point #2: Freedom to Financial Self-Reliance – Users should enjoy the freedom to be financially self-reliant and independent. Overview Financial self-reliance is a key check against the concentration of powers, surveillance, and censorship in the financial system, in a tradition dating back to Jefferson and Jackson. Self-hosted wallets deliver this independence in the digital age, and must not be banned nor disadvantaged by regulation. Policy •I will prohibit any federal agency from creating rules that limit or impair self-hosted wallets. •I will clarify that the Bank Secrecy Act does not bind on blockchain infrastructure providers and will overhaul its rules for crypto custodians. Policy Point #3: Freedom from Regulatory Overreach – Projects should enjoy freedom from regulatory overreach and uncertainty. Overview Digital assets shouldn’t be subject to the “arbitrary and capricious” agendas of the SEC and the Federal Reserve. Despite little formal mandate from Congress, these agencies have made themselves the key gatekeeper for innovation, and deployed ambiguity and politicized hostility to suppress it. It is not the role of federal agencies to make qualitative judgments about the merit of an entire industry or technology. Policy •In keeping with the findings of West Virginia v. EPA, I will force crypto regulators to apply well-defined rules to precisely-defined jurisdictions, and apply those rules impartially and consistently. •I will order the SEC and CFTC to create a process for new digital assets, where they enjoy a short period of safe harbor and then are programmatically classified into securities or commodities. •I will order the Federal Reserve to grant stablecoin issuers the same access to Fed facilities that incumbent banks enjoy, so they can create safe and liquid products and further expand dollar hegemony.” Share your thoughts below.
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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Rolling out my “Three Freedoms of Crypto” policy framework at the North American Blockchain Summit this morning in Texas. Since the inception of crypto, the shadow government in the administrative state in Washington, D.C., and its cronies on Wall Street have tried to quash its rise. They have implemented policies through the *backdoor* using administrative rule-making and arbitrary enforcement that Congress never passed. As President, I will ensure that innovative sectors, from crypto to energy to drug discovery, are liberated from the shackles of the unconstitutional shadow government. Will livestream on X at 9:30 a.m. CT. @TXblockchain_
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Eleanor Terrett
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🚨OVERHEARD at @MessariCrypto #Mainnet2023: Presidential candidate @VivekGRamaswamy says he plans to have a comprehensive #crypto policy framework by Thanksgiving. He also said he would include the @SECGov in his planned 75% cut of federal workers if he wins the White House.
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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This is such a dumb game the media & shallow career politicians play. Guess what? I have volunteers on my campaign whom I don’t agree with on everything. Bruce Fenton is right on Fed policy, Bitcoin, individual liberty, and dismantling the administrative state. Turns out he’s dead t’s a wildly wrong thing to say about the only pluralistic, thriving democracy in the Middle East. But you know what? He’s entitled to that view. I don’t ask his advice on Israel where I turn to people like my longtime friend Rabbi Shmully Hecht to policy experts ranging from Simcha Rothman to Major General Yaakov Amidror to countless others, just as I don’t turn to them for their advice on cryptocurrency policy. The guilt-by-association games that hired gun operatives like to play are boring & old. They don’t work anymore. I’m not going to toss someone to the wolves & cancel them. That’s not how my campaign works because it’s not how real life works & it’s not how our country works. You debate people. You persuade them. You bring smart people on board to build a movement. If we claim to be better than the censorious left, then we should all grow up & start acting like it.
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Jon Levine
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Vivek Ramaswamy New Hampshire campaign chairman thinks Israel is an apartheid state 👀👀
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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The shadow government in D.C. is out of control & the federal courts are our *only* remaining line of defense against the unlawful rogue behaviors of 3-letter government agencies. This decision is strong and clears a path to keep Bitcoin & blockchain innovation in the U.S. instead oothe courts in the first place. On Day 1, I will rescind *all* federal regulations that fail the Supreme Court’s test in West Virginia vs. EPA - which quite literally includes *most* federal regulations. We’ll get it done. 🇺🇸
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Kathryn Haun
@katie_haun
Nice win for crypto this morning out of the DC Circuit—a federal appeals court one step removed from SCOTUS—with a remarkably unanimous decision from an ideologically diverse panel. The 3 judges ruled the SEC failed to adequately explain its disparate treatment of one BTC ETF such that its denial was “arbitrary and capricious” (legal speak for: bad job). In so doing the SEC didn’t follow the “basic principle that similar cases should be treated similarly.” Encouraging to see how other branches of government, here the judiciary, are serving as important checks and balances to agencies. Next step is the SEC either grants or denies Grayscale’s petition since unanimity here disfavors appeal. In the event the SEC denies petition they’ll need a much more compelling explanation than they provided originally. cadc.uscourts.gov/internet/opini…
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Vivek Ramaswamy
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Litmus test for every Presidential candidate: commit to opposing CBDCs in the U.S. Period. Shouldn’t be controversial for any Republican, just basic table-stakes. And if any candidate hesitates on this one, then skip ‘em and move on to the next one. @ShawnRyan762
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