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In a market already gripped by extreme fear (Fear & Greed 25), non-crypto political noise is largely ignored. However, persistent religious-nationalist rhetoric in a major economy like Australia could, over time, shape regulatory attitudes toward decentralized technologies if it aligns with conservative social agendas.

Barnaby Joyce claimed Australia is a 'Christian nation' and said many First Nations people would agree, at an anti-abortion gala in Sydney.

Barnaby Joyce's 'Christian nation' claim: A contrarian case for Bitcoin as apolitical hedge

As Barnaby Joyce stokes cultural divisions, Bitcoin's apolitical neutrality becomes the ultimate hedge for Australian investors fleeing identity politics.