Uniswap Founder Urges Joe Biden To Reverse His Stance on Crypto

• Hayden Adams points out the US Presidential Election candidates’ contrasting approaches to cryptocurrencies.
• The Uniswap Founder states that Biden and other Democrats’ anti-crypto stance could harm the crypto industry.
• Adams urges Biden to reverse his stance to ensure his next Presidential term, hinting at his potential loss if he holds the current view.

Uniswap Founder Hayden Adams, in his recent X post, raised the alarm over US President Joe Biden’s approach to cryptocurrencies. Adams pointed out that Biden and other Democrats’ alleged anti-crypto stance could harm the crypto industry.

Ahead of the 2024 US Presidential Election, both Democratic and Republican candidates have been addressing the public, requesting for their votes. In a recent speech, Former President and Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump embraced crypto, criticizing Biden for his skeptic view of crypto. He further slammed Biden asserting that the latter has “no idea” about crypto but is “very much against it.”

In response, Mark Cuban, a prominent television voice, highlighted the need for comprehensive crypto regulatory rules. Shedding light on the prevailing regulatory uncertainties and the increasing threats, Cuban pointed out the significance of pushing for a regulatory framework rather than simply supporting crypto.

According to Adams’ post, Biden and his followers consider crypto irrelevant in the 2024 election, worsening the regulatory anarchy. Reflecting on the candidates’ contrasting views of crypto, Adams posited, “Republicans smell blood in the water and are turning hard towards crypto.” He added,

”Not much time for Biden to save it. Any one close to him or dem leadership should be expressing how serious this is and pushing for immediate reversal on his approach to crypto (public support/plan and reigning in sec + warren).”

In a previous X post, Adams shed light on the shift occurring in the financial sector with the wider adoption of cryptocurrencies. He pinpointed the potential threat to Biden’s election prospects amidst the growing influence of cryptocurrencies.