Charles Hoskinson criticizes the US International Development Agency for Book financing that links Bitcoin to extremism
In another development, Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Kardano, criticized the United States Agency for International Development (the United States Agency for International Development) to finance a book linking Bitcoin with right -wing extremism.
WikiLeaks recently revealed that the American Agency for International Development has funded a book linking Bitcoin and Cyberbertarimism with right -wing ideologies. The book, CyberLibertAranism: the right -wing policy of digital technology, which is composed by David Gulbia, connects Bitcoin with extremist ideologies. It was published by the University of Minnesota Press, and it was reported that it received more than $ 80,000 from funding from the United States government, according to Lukelix.
Hoskinson expressed his frustration on social media, and described this photography for Bitcoin “garbage”.
This controversy arises amid a broader audit of the activities of the United States Agency for International Development. The Trump administration recently released an executive order that leads to the freezing of the agency, affecting its global humanitarian efforts. Reports indicate that some American Agency for International Development Employees are on vacation, with the agency’s future unclear.
With the support of the founder of Cardano Charles Hoskinson, French actor Hill, Chairman of the Financial Services Committee in the House of Representatives (HFSC), he recently commented on the US Agency for International Development. He stated that the government efficiency management in Ellen Musk is looking at the agency’s budget. Hill also indicated that Foreign Minister Mike Rubio, who is supervising the United States Agency for International Development, will participate in decisions regarding her future financing.
Hoskinson’s criticism highlights the ongoing debate on how to photograph Bitcoin and government financing role in encryption research. Bitcoin supporters argue that these accounts are trying to undermine decentralized technologies, which they see as tools for financial integration and economic freedom.
