This bill is very pro-crypto.
United States / West Virginia / U.S. Senate (WV)
U.S. Senate (WV)
Joe Manchin III statements on crypto
This bill is very anti-crypto.
Zachary Shrewsbury has no statements on crypto.
Alex Mooney statements on crypto
Alex Mooney
@RepAlexMooney
Alex Mooney
@RepAlexMooney
This bill is very pro-crypto.
Glenn Elliott has no statements on crypto.
Jim Justice statements on crypto
Jim Justice's campaign website highlights a specific focus within the "Economy & Jobs" section under "Issues":
America has a tremendous opportunity with the innovation and technology around artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and cryptocurrencies. Jim Justice believes we must ensure a digital market structure that protects Americans from bad actors but allows these innovators to flourish and create new, exciting technology, jobs, and opportunities. He opposes a central bank digital currency that would permit the federal government to surveil and restrict Americans’ financial transactions. He supports a clear regulatory framework for these exciting digital assets, allowing entrepreneurs to innovate, flourish, create jobs, and achieve their full potential.
Jim Justice's Page, "QUESTIONS WITH GOVERNOR JIM JUSTICE"
As a young investor, I am interested in your thoughts on cryptocurrencies, digital assets, and digital markets? – Joe (Charleston, WV)
Governor Justice: I’m learning more and more about cryptocurrencies, blockchain, and all these new technologies. We have supported Bitcoin miners in West Virginia. There are several locations near coal-fired power plants, and coal-fired electricity is being used to mine Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in West Virginia.
America has a tremendous opportunity with the innovation and technology around artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and cryptocurrencies. As elected leaders, we must ensure a digital market structure that protects Americans from bad actors but allows these innovators to flourish and create new and exciting technology and opportunities.
The last thing we need is the federal government overreaching and putting financial privacy, freedom, and digital markets at risk, especially with something like a central bank digital currency that would permit the federal government the ability to surveil and restrict Americans’ financial transactions.
I support a clear regulatory framework for these exciting digital assets that allows entrepreneurs to innovate, flourish, and achieve their full potential.