Elizabeth Warren, who fraudulently pretended she was Native American to gain job opportunities in the past and is now a Senator, wants to get rid of cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin. Despite her own misdeeds in the past, she believes crypto and Bitcoin are being used for terrorist financing, drug trafficking and even half of North Korea’s nuclear weapons program according to her own words.
Though claiming North Korea’s use of crypto for its nuclear program is an extremely bold statement, Warren mentions that it’s a major threat. It brings certainty the question of if those measures help contain the issue or not. Furthermore, a strange irony is found in747 Warren’s attempt to end Investors’ and traders’ interest to control their own wealth, which might be as mischievous as her declaring she was Native American.
Retiring from politics to show younger people how contemporary issues should be addressed is favored as the perfect alternative for Warren, not talking. Other nuances are evident when trying to process information as “I asked all the banker and they all agreed that Bitcoin is bad”, which could sound absurd when replace the bankers by cab drivers.
Civilians don’t need Warren’s approval to custody our own wealth and such decision is a positive move due to the person’s experience. With a net worth of at least $12 million on a salary that toggles between $132 and %%200K a year Warren’s career path is highly suspicious. Therefore, mandates take the once already considered decision with reckoning in an realm full of uncertainty although all such requests have a common basis; total control.
