Does Justin Amash Support Crypto?

Based on previous comments, Justin Amash has indicated they are very pro-cryptocurrency. Below you can view the tweets, quotes, and other commentary Justin Amash has made about Bitcoin, Ethereum, and cryptocurrency innovation.

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Very Pro-Crypto

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Follow the Constitution. Read the bills. Stop governing by emergency. End the forever war. Cut taxes & spending. Stop borrowing trillions. No CBDC. Protect free speech. Repeal the Patriot Act & FISA 702. No qualified immunity for government officials. End civil asset forfeiture.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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@twobitidiot @blknoiz06 @standwithcrypto Ryan, there’s clearly some mistake here. Mike Rogers is an architect of the surveillance state and also terrible on crypto (he earned a “?” on the scorecard—and even that’s way too generous given his horrible record), while I’ve been relentlessly focused on decentralizing money. x.com/justinamash/st…
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Very Pro-Crypto

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A digital currency administered by a massive central government is one of the most dangerous developments in history. Finance must be decoupled from the state and decentralized. When the state can turn off your ability to transact with a switch, it controls your whole existence.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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Follow the Constitution. Read the bills. Stop governing by emergency. End the forever war. Cut taxes & spending. Stop borrowing trillions. No CBDC. Protect free speech. Repeal the Patriot Act & FISA 702. No qualified immunity for government officials. End civil asset forfeiture.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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Decentralize money. No digital dollar. A digital U.S. currency would be one of the most dangerous developments in history. When government can simply flip a switch to block all your transactions, it controls your entire life. We need a wall of separation between money and state.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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Mandatory E-Verify is yet another tool for the federal government to control you, being sold to you as a security measure. E-Verify is laying the foundation for national biometric databases, CBDCs, and a social credit system, giving the state almost absolute power over your life.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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A central bank digital currency (CBDC) would be one of the most dangerous developments in history. When government can simply flip a switch to alter specific units or block all your transactions, it controls your entire life. We need a wall of separation between money and state.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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Decentralize money. No digital dollar. The Federal Reserve‘s push for a central bank digital currency (CBDC) is a step toward a social credit system that crushes individualism and makes you merely the means for others’ ends. We need a wall of separation between money and state.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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@EthanAGreene @AndrewFmOregon I understand the impetus, but I think it risks further centralizing Congress. The more members, the more likely they will defer to party leaders. The expansion would have to be combined with additional constitutional protections to create a more decentralized legislative body.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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@chiproytx Thankful for my friend @chiproytx, who fought tirelessly to revitalize the House so it can serve as a deliberative body that represents the people. I think the current speaker remains an impediment, but I hope the effort bears fruit. Congress needs to be decentralized and opened.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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A central bank digital currency is an instrument of tyranny. No government can resist the impulse to “correct” your divergent thinking or behavior when it has such a potent and convenient economic weapon to compel your compliance. Decentralize money and reject the digital dollar.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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As speaker, I would decentralize the House of Representatives. Let committees work through bills without interference. Let representatives offer amendments without prescreening. Let representatives vote on each item separately. Let representatives read legislation before voting.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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As speaker, I would decentralize the House of Representatives. Outcomes must never be dictated from the top. The speaker’s primary role is to ensure a fair, open, deliberative process that allows members of the House to *discover* outcomes by voting on ideas from the whole body.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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Decentralize money. No digital dollar. A digital U.S. currency would be one of the most dangerous developments in history. When government can simply flip a switch to block all your transactions, it controls your entire life. We need a wall of separation between money and state.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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Maybe (in fact, likely) a radically different social media model—a type of decentralized network—is necessary for the health of humanity. If so, let’s get to that place sooner by trying different things and not settling for a system that most of us acknowledge doesn’t work well.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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When the Federal Reserve rapidly adds trillions of dollars to its balance sheet to cover trillions of dollars in government spending, don’t be surprised when prices go up. If you want to end serious and persistent inflation, then you have to end the Fed. Decentralize finance.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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You can’t marry centralized writing of complex legislation (congressional leaders) to decentralized voting on that legislation (rank-and-file members). The result will be a bill that’s highly unrepresentative and takes an eternity to pass. You must decentralize the whole process.
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Very Pro-Crypto

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People ask how a decentralized Congress would work. It’s simple: You put a bill on the floor, open it up for amendments, and accept the outcome. If you think this doesn’t work, it’s likely because you have a *particular* outcome in mind. You must accept a representative outcome.
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