Andrew Yang's Web3 Lobbying Group Wants to End Poverty With Vote-Buying
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Yang wants to push crypto-friendly regulations while somehow ending poverty with a DAO where more money equals more say.
Share: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share using Native tools Share Copied to clipboard Failed U.S. presidential and NYC mayoral candidate Andrew Yang has finally found his groove: Web3, or more specifically, Lobby3, a new group that will push for policies in favor of crypto in Washington, D.C. But not only that. Yang says that pushing for friendly regulation in an emerging space currently overrun with grifts and scams will “eradicate poverty.” “My goal is simple – eradicate poverty. Web3 technologies represent the b
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