Former UK Prime Minister Truss publicly states support for Bitcoin, criticizing currency devaluation and centralized control

Deep Tide TechFlow News, April 18th, according to CoinDesk reports, the UK’s shortest-serving former Prime Minister Liz Truss stated in an interview that the UK economy is on a “very negative trajectory,” with high taxes, excessive regulation, and energy costs making entrepreneurship “often not worth the risk.” She attributed inflation and wealth inequality to “currency devaluation” and pointed out that discussions on monetary policy within the government have become a “taboo,” which she finds “quite concerning.”

Truss expressed “great interest” in Bitcoin, considering it an important tool to combat currency devaluation and resist centralized financial control, and revealed that she had been exposed to Bitcoin as early as when she served as Chief Secretary to the Treasury. She is currently actively preparing to establish CPAC UK, planning to hold a three-day conference to unite entrepreneurs and activists to promote the “sovereignty and freedom” movement, and candidly stated: “There are only two choices: either sink or completely change.”