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🗝️Cryptocurrency Reviews 🗝️

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We're going to be launching a bunch of new categories and products in the coming weeks, so keep your eyes peeled. If you want to join the conversation, and leave us any feedback, we’re live on @ProductHunt 🚀https://t.co/SjntKKc2gU

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We're excited to launch Products, a new addition to Keysheet where we aggregate expert reviews across different categories of crypto products 🛍️The goal is to surface exciting tech being built on decentralize protocols.

Check it out here: https://t.co/npt4Yxsf0t

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The third-highest rated product is @wasabiwallet , an open-source wallet that helps you anonymize your Bitcoin via CoinJoin and Tor. https://t.co/18zz9bTIYK

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Finally, while @AndrewYang has dropped out of the race, he was perhaps the candidate most sympathetic to Bitcoin and crypto. Back in 4/18, he had put together a policy around digital asset regulation.

https://t.co/vVwtoBYte8

[Andrew Yang🧢⬆️🇺🇸 @AndrewYang]

New Policy #22 - Digital Asset/Cryptocurrency Regulation. Investment in cryptocurrencies and digital assets has far outpaced our regulatory frameworks. Investors need to know what their treatment will be in order to properly innovate in the U.S. https://t.co/PyzRfy1t9a

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While crypto is far from a hot-button issue for the 2020 U.S. presidential elections, candidates have taken different positions on the topic that could have important ramifications for the space.

A thread on how candidates have positioned themselves around crypto 🇺🇸:

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While former candidate @TulsiGabbard hasn't publicly commented on crypt o, her financial disclosure forms reveal that she purchased between $2,000-$30,000 of Ethereum and Litecoin in December 2017.

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See the full conversation on Keysheet: https://t.co/zu5Hl2KXEg

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@tether emerged as a fiat ramp to crypto during an era where it was hard for businesses to establish traditional banking relationships. It’s grown to the 6th largest currency with a $4b+ market cap.

A thread on how Tether has sharply divided the community over the years:

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Ironically, in the wake of the lawsuit, Tether FUD has died down. Today, Tether exists among a sea of alternatives, such as USDC, GUSD, TUSD. As @nic_carter points out, it seems likely that many of these will follow Tether's fractional reserve system. https://t.co/rr9FxbTXsv

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Everyone dunking on tether for not being 100% cash backed... I don’t think in 3 years any stablecoin/ fiatcoin will be. Why would they? This is the business of banking, not custody