UK crypto firms eye Labour victory in July 4 election
As UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a general election on July 4th, blockchain and cryptocurrency companies are readjusting their political strategies and turning towards seeking support from Labour Party leader Keir Starmer. Despite Johnson's previous promise to make the UK a cryptocurrency center during his time as Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Labour Party continues to lead in polls, and many leaders in the cryptocurrency industry are now paying attention to the party's future stance on cryptocurrencies. Polls show that the Labour Party is expected to win big in the UK general election on July 4th, but leader Keir Starmer has remained mostly silent on the issue of cryptocurrencies.
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