Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary says crypto regulations will not come out before midterm elections. cryptocurrency bitcoin $BTC
point of his presidency in May; only 39% of U.S. adults approve of his performance as president.
O’Leary explained that crypto is not one of the “issues that when you are declining in the polls, you become a champion of. That doesn’t help you.” Mr. Wonderful was also asked if he thinks this crypto winter will be a long one and where the market will head now.
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