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Dec 12, 2024

The U.S. Can Support Democracy and Human Rights Through Bitcoin

The U.S. Can Support Democracy and Human Rights Through Bitcoin
The U.S. Can Support Democracy and Human Rights Through Bitcoin
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Bitcoin has emerged as a transformative tool in the fight for human rights, financial inclusion, and democracy. Globally, 5.7 billion people live under authoritarian regimes which may restrict their human rights, including access to banking services. When dissidents, whistleblowers, or journalists speak out against the government, they often find their bank accounts frozen– unable to pay rent or purchase necessities.

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