Odaily星球日报讯 田纳西州参议员比尔·哈格蒂（Bill Hagerty）本周宣布支持总统候选人唐纳德·特朗普，推动美国成为加密货币中心。哈格蒂将加密货币比作半导体行业，认为后者的外流削弱了美国的地缘政治地位，并指责拜登政府“竭尽全力攻击这个行业”，并未能为其提供监管框架。特朗普和共和党正积极争取加密货币选票，接受加密货币捐赠，将自己重新定位为加密货币友好型候选人。（ Decrypt）

田纳西州参议员支持特朗普将美国打造为加密货币中心

Odaily Odaily News: Tennessee Senator Bill Hagerty announced his support for presidential candidate Donald Trump this week to promote the United States as a cryptocurrency center. Hagerty compared cryptocurrency to the semiconductor industry, believing that the outflow of the latter weakened the geopolitical position of the United States, and accused the Biden administration of &quot;attack the industry with all its might&quot; and failed to provide a regulatory framework for it. Trump and the Republican Party are actively seeking cryptocurrency votes, accepting cryptocurrency donations, and repositioning themselves as cryptocurrency-friendly candidates. (Decrypt)

Tennessee Senator supports Trump's efforts to make the United States a cryptocurrency hub.

Odaily: U.S. Senator Bill Hagerty spoke about Bitcoin, "We need to ensure that this happens in the United States."

Congressman Bill Hagerty: Ensuring Bitcoin Happens in the United States

Odaily News: Former US President Donald J. Trump's campaign team raised $21 million during the 2024 Bitcoin conference. It is reported that these funds mainly came from a fundraising event held after Trump's speech on Saturday, organized by Tennessee Republican Senator Bill Hagerty, with 100 participants. The CEO of Bitcoin Magazine stated: "This is the second highest amount of funds raised by Trump in his three presidential campaigns, coming from a combination of the industry and whales/OGs." Trump had previously reported owning between $100,000 and $250,000 worth of cryptocurrencies, and according to Federal Election Commission documents, his campaign has raised $221 million and currently has $128 million in cash on hand.

Trump's campaign team raised $21 million during the 2024 Bitcoin conference.

The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) editorial board wrote that former President Donald Trump reportedly plans to turn Bitcoin into a strategic reserve asset, but this is inconsistent with the value of cryptocurrencies. The WSJ wrote that Trump said last week at a Bitcoin conference in Nashville that Bitcoin represents freedom and independence from the government, but this view is inconsistent with the way he used Bitcoin after being elected in November. The column article points out: "What he proposes is not the freedom to escape the government, he wants all future Bitcoins to be made in the United States, which is a restriction on freedom, and it requires a larger grid, because Bitcoin mining requires a lot of energy." This column article states that if Trump actually takes office in January next year, he will formulate a "rough plan" to turn Senator Cynthia Lummis's bill into reality, which echoes the many contradictions with the billionaire's "Make America Great Again" slogan, and also conflicts with most of the positions represented by cryptocurrencies.