Republican Tim Scott Announces His Run for President — How Could That Affect Crypto?
Republican Sen. Tim Scott, who could be an influential player in the cryptocurrency industry, announced his run for US president on Monday. The South Carolina lawmaker formally announced his run on Twitter as a crowd gat...
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The South Carolina lawmaker formally announced his run on Twitter as a crowd gathered in Charleston, South Carolina.
Scott joins other candidates, including former President Donald Trump....
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