Charles Hoskinson, the Founder of Cardano, Has Recently Expressed His Support for an Alliance Between RFK Jr. and Donald Trump

Charles Hoskinson expressed his support on X (previously Twitter) by mentioning that RFK Jr. raises important topics such as media control and corporate influence

Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA), recently expressed his support for an alliance between Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Donald Trump for the upcoming U.S. election.

Kennedy, a prominent environmental activist and son of the late Robert F. Kennedy, had initially endorsed Trump in battleground states while remaining uncommitted in other states. Hoskinson, in a post on X (previously Twitter), highlighted Kennedy's focus on crucial topics like media control and corporate influence in U.S. politics.

He also mentioned Kennedy's strong stance against the Democratic party, which he described as "profoundly undemocratic."

Kennedy's speech at the recent Young Americans for Liberty conference covered various topics, including his support for a constitutional convention to amend the U.S. government.

Hoskinson expressed his agreement with this approach, viewing it as a way to reverse the erosion of democracy, which he believes has occurred over time.

The crypto community has shown particular interest in Kennedy's pro-crypto policies, which he further emphasized during his attendance at the Bitcoin Conference 2024.

Throughout his campaign, Kennedy has consistently advocated for crypto-friendly measures, a stance that has garnered support from many within the sector, who anticipate the possibility of these policies being realized under a Trump administration.

Bill Morgan, another voice in the crypto sphere, also voiced his support for Kennedy. In a post on X, Morgan briefly highlighted Kennedy's pro-crypto stance.

Both Morgan's endorsement and Hoskinson's remarks indicate a strong support base for Kennedy among the crypto community.

However, the Crypto4Harris group continues to express their hope for support from Kamala Harris, despite her administration's current anti-crypto regulatory stand.