Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey thinks pro-Bitcoin (BTC) presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will win the next election.
Kennedy, who announced in April that he is running in the 2024 presidential campaign as a Democrat, outlines in a recent interview why he thinks he could beat Republican frontrunners Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis.
Dorsey shared the interview on Twitter and says Kennedy “can and will” win the election.
The candidate spoke at the Bitcoin 2023 Conference in Miami last month and announced that his presidential campaign will be the first in American history to accept BTC donations.
Kennedy says Bitcoin can act as a bulwark against authoritarian censorship, and he’s promised to protect the right to Bitcoin if he’s elected president.
“As president, I will make sure that your right to hold and use Bitcoin is inviolable. First, I will defend the right of self-custody of Bitcoin and other digital assets. You should be able to own your own private keys the same as you own the keys to your car or your own wallet.”
The environmental lawyer also called BTC the “perfect base currency” and says there need to be exit ramps like crypto assets that allow Americans to avoid central bank-induced inflation.
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