The member of the Democratic Party - Timothy Ursich - promised to work towards making Dogecoin legal tender if he wins the US Senate election in California.
The member of the Democratic Party – Timothy Ursich – promised to work towards making Dogecoin legal tender if he wins the US Senate election in California.
Timothy Ursich Jr. – who runs for election to the US Senate to represent California – vowed that he will draft a bill proposing Dogecoin as an official payment method if he is victorious. He also opined that two of the best instruments against the current galloping inflation are the leading cryptocurrencies – bitcoin and ether.The United States Senate special election in California will take place on June 7. One of the candidates is a member of the Democratic Party – Dr.
In a recent tweet, the 37-year-old politician promised to propose a bill granting Dogecoin a legal tender status. To accomplish that goal, he called upon the help of the software engineer Billy Markus and the world’s richest person Elon Musk .
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