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No one entity "operates" or controls Bitcoin, or other *decentralized* networks, that's the whole point...

I don't think that opt in money systems outside the control of the state are scams, including things like Bitcoin, Monero, and Ethereum. Yes, there are lots of scams in crypto world, but these are money systems with larger economies than many countries now.

I must have missed the one in Kennett which is too bad, that's right down the street. Maybe I will try to call the office next week, thanks :)

I have not yet, but I am on the mailing list. She tends to have them more up north and I tend to be in delaware a lot, so I haven't made one yet. I definitely plan to attend one asap though.

At least she "replied". I've contacted her office twice now requesting information about her position on cryptocurrency, more recently in light of the SEC enforcement action against Kraken, and only got crickets. I even invited her to come talk about her positions on r/cryptocurrency :D

I'm a lifelong Democrat, but if I can't even get a coherent paragraph about your position on something I care about, and something that your party's executive administration is taking imo overreaching actions on, then there is no chance she is getting my vote again in 2024.

There are two creeks that run through northern Delaware: one with a big state park named after it (white clay creek) and one with a school district named after it (red clay creek).