Crypto voters could cost Harris the US election, warns SkyBridge founder

Marco Castrovilli7 hours agoCrypto voters could cost Harris the US election, warns SkyBridge founderAccording to Anthony Scaramucci, crypto voters could swing the elections in favor of pro-crypto candidate Donald Trump.573 Total views19 Total sharesListen to article 0:00Cointelegraph YouTube SubscribeOwn this piece of crypto historyCollect this article as NFTCOINTELEGRAPH IN YOUR SOCIAL FEEDFollow ourSubscribe onSkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci said presidential candidate Kamala Harris could lose the United States election by failing to attract pro-crypto voters.

“Let’s say there are only 25 million people that own crypto in the United States. But let’s say 5% of them are single-issue voters [...] If they’re in the swing states of the United States, she will lose the election,” Scaramucci told Cointelegraph in an exclusive interview.

A former White House Communications Director in the Trump administration, Scaramucci acknowledges that the Democrats’ stance toward the crypto industry has been a “disaster.” Still, while most of the crypto community seems to have taken the stance of Trump because of his pro-crypto campaign, Scaramucci thinks he is not a good candidate for crypto.

“He’s the most transactional son of a bitch that you’ll ever meet. Today, he’s for crypto; tomorrow, he may or may not be for crypto,” Scaramucci said.

According to Scaramucci, Trump aims to create an “oligarchic situation” that will weaken the US capital market and its standing in the world.

However, he recognizes that Trump still remains the most attractive candidate for pro-crypto, single-issue voters.

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