"Do you think the people of Thailand will vote for crypto airdrops?"
Following the country's dire economic situation, Thailand's opposition party leaders made an election deal involving the giving of cryptocurrency tokens.
Thailand's main opposition party is reportedly offering $15 billion in cash via a blockchain-based digital wallet as part of its move to revive the country's economy and fight debt.
Through further information, the opposition party led by Pheu Thai will distribute 10,000 baht worth $300 in crypto to the digital wallets of 55 million citizens who are eligible to receive the reward if he is elected to power.
The following money will be distributed using a digital wallet built on blockchain technology that can be spent on goods or services in one's neighborhood without any obstacles.
It is common knowledge that the funds to finance the program will be collected from various sources of government revenue, through the prime minister's discretion and taxes.
If the plan is successfully implemented, then the distribution of funds in the digital asset has the potential to have a positive impact and further develop the crypto market in the future.
In addition, the following initiatives can not only make people around the world more confident in the crypto market but also El Salvador's plan that intends to collect Bitcoin (BTC) in the global market.
