Some pro-crypto Trumpers suggest he ‘lost their votes’ after token launch
Though many Donald Trump supporters said nothing would stop them from voting for the Republican candidate, others didn’t seem pleased by his latest crypto lending project.
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Though many Donald Trump supporters said nothing would stop them from voting for the Republican candidate, others didn’t seem pleased by his latest crypto lending project.
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