The US election seems to be settled. Everything seems to indicate that the winner will be Joe Biden. The politician has even given a speech in which he said that he wants to rebuild the "backbone of this country" - the middle class. Joe Biden wins the election Biden claims that in terms of image, he will be the opposite of Trump. - I'm going to be a president who doesn't want to divide, but wants to unite, who doesn't see red states and blue states, but sees the United States," he said during a recent speech Saturday night. We already know that more than 74 million Americans voted for Biden. He also has 290 electors behind him, while Trump has only 214. During the aforementioned speech, Biden said he would appoint a team of experts to fight the coronavirus. However, it is also known that Donald Trump is not going to give up. He continues to claim that he won the battle for the White House. "We all know why Joe Biden is hastily pretending to be the winner and why his media allies are trying so hard to help him: they don't want the truth to be revealed," - he wrote in his latest statement. He will probably appeal the election result to the Supreme Court. So it's possible that the tussle will last a few more weeks and the situation will be a bit like in 2000, when Al Gore and George W. Bush fought for the presidency (then, however, it was about carelessly prepared ballots in the state of Florida, which, according to the Democrats, could have falsified the election result). Biden and cryptocurrencies We still don't know what Biden thinks about cryptocurrencies. Presumably, in this time of economic crisis and pandemonium, he won't address the topic right away. Cointelegraph asked Compound Finance lawyer Jake Chervinsky about the issue. - President-elect Biden hasn't said anything publicly about his views on cryptocurrencies. For now, it really isn't a big enough issue to merit his attention. The next four years of U.S. cryptocurrency policy will depend on who he appoints to key positions; we'll know more as the changes progress, the expert said. Tags biden bitcoin Trump US election
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