Even the state of New York, which historically, like California, does the opposite of whatever the central government does and wants, is considering crypto.

A New York senator has proposed legislation for a crypto task force to investigate the current state of crypto, both as a digital currency for NYC but also as an investment opportunity.

This doesn't mean much per se, it's only one senator and it's just a 'proposed' bill, but it tells a story, doesn't it?

The US government's crypto stance shifted dramatically since Trump was elected, and while I agree with people who think it's a good thing, I also stand by what I've always believed: crypto is inevitable.

An anti-crypto government can't stop crypto, it can only delay its adoption.

But hey, between an anti-crypto government and a pro-crypto government, I'll obviously always stand by the pro-crypto guy.