Cameron Winklevoss, co-founder of crypto exchange Gemini, isn’t buying Vice President Kamala Harris’s recent outreach to the crypto industry. He believes it’s just a political ploy, not a genuine attempt to repair the damage done by the Biden administration.
Winklevoss is calling out Harris for her party’s “hostile” stance on crypto over the past four years. He says the administration has targeted the industry with constant enforcement actions.
“You can’t burn bridges for four years and expect to rebuild them with words alone,” Winklevoss wrote on X (formerly Twitter). He’s demanding concrete action, specifically the removal of SEC Chair Gary Gensler, who he believes has been overly aggressive towards crypto.
Winklevoss isn’t alone in his skepticism. His brother, Tyler Winklevoss, also expressed similar sentiments, calling the past four years a “terror” for the crypto industry.
Both brothers are demanding that both political parties embrace crypto and create a favorable environment for the industry in the US. They want to see a change in policy, not just words.
Winklevoss is making it clear that he won’t be fooled by empty promises.
He’s demanding action, and he’s not backing down until he sees it. /p>
