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Big crypto wants the one thing it can’t buy: your vote
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- Berkeley Law lecturer Hermine Wong argues that cryptocurrency enthusiasts have historically maintained their primary loyalty to underlying blockchain technology.
- In the current election cycle, she warns that major crypto intermediaries are attempting to claim that developer and user support for themselves, cautioning voters against letting corporate entities dictate their political alignment.
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- CoinDeskBig crypto wants the one thing it can’t buy: your vote · 4 hours agoRead on CoinDesk
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