Dec 8, 2020
CoinDesk went down to the South Carolina Democratic primaries to talk with the delegates, candidates and voters about the future of crypto.
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Video transcriptCoinDesk went down to the South Carolina Democratic primaries to talk with the delegates, candidates and voters about the future of crypto. The bottom line? Everyone saw the problems associated with Big Tech and many also saw some solutions but, in the end, crypto, blockchain and the future of digital currencies are still up in the air. Will 2020 change the outlook? We asked a few voters their opinions.
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