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Poilievre using cryptocurrency to attract the disaffected, radicalized in Conservative race, say experts

Cryptocurrency is a symbol of the anger, frustration, and sense of isolation ‘very prevalent’ in Canadians politics, and Pierre Poilievre is ‘trying to harness the angst’ for his political benefit, says strategist Tim Powers.

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Poilievre using cryptocurrency to attract the disaffected, radicalized in Conservative race, say experts

Cryptocurrency is a symbol of the anger, frustration, and sense of isolation ‘very prevalent’ in Canadians politics, and Pierre Poilievre is ‘trying to harness the angst’ for his political benefit, says strategist Tim Powers.

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Poilievre using cryptocurrency to attract the disaffected, radicalized in Conservative race, say experts

Cryptocurrency is a symbol of the anger, frustration, and sense of isolation ‘very prevalent’ in Canadians politics, and Pierre Poilievre is ‘trying to harness the angst’ for his political benefit, says strategist Tim Powers.

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