BTC Pins Stock Surges As Politicians Increase Pandering to Bitcoiners in Election Year
Shares of the Bitcoin Pins, Stickers & Apparel company BTC Pins have surged in the first quarter of 2024 as politicians around the country ramp up pandering to potential voters in what is sure to be the biggest election, in terms of marketing spend, ever.
Over the last three years politicians have learned that pandering to Bitcoiners has the highest return on invested ad spend in modern political history. Merely mentioning Bitcoin in a social media post or a press conference increases engagement, poll numbers, and political donations exponentially. Elite panderers such as Vivek Ramaswamy, Robert F. Kennedy Jr, and Ted Cruz proved the thesis time and time again. Ramaswamy used Bitcoin to launch his presidential campaign which catapulted him from being completely unknown to what some analysts are calling "Donald Trump's Karl Rove".
No company has benefitted from this shift in social dynamics more than the California based BTC Pins. The company started off as a one man operation, mainly as a hobby, selling pins to Bitcoiners at conferences and online, accepting only Bitcoin as payment. However, orders from politicians looking for ways to stand out from the crowd and pander harder than ever forced BTC Pins to open 11 full scale manufacturing facilities in 8 states and hire over two thousand full and part time employees.
"Last year I was spending maybe 4-5 hours a week making and shipping pins myself. By June we expect revenue to exceed 5,000 BTC – over $250 million." BTC Pins told The Bugle. By November BTC Pins revenue could exceed $1 billion, depending on how competitive political races turn out to be.
