Donald Trump’s Cryptocurrency Wallet Continues to Fill Up! The Amount of Donations Collected in Bitcoin (BTC) and Altcoins in 3 Months Has Been Announced!

Re-entering the US Presidential race Donald Trump in this election Kamala Harris He is competing with and according to current forecast data, he is ahead of Harris by a significant margin.

Trump’s Bitcoin and cryptocurrencyThe support he gives to them plays a critical role in Trump’s coming forward. While Trump openly supports cryptocurrencies, he also accepts Bitcoin and some altcoins as donations to his campaign. In this respect, Trump became the first major presidential candidate to accept donations in digital tokens in May.

At this point, while Trump is collecting a significant amount of donations in cryptocurrency, TRUMP COMMITTEE OF 47 also collected $7.5 million worth of cryptocurrency donations.

According to CNBC, the pro-Trump committee will run from July 1 to September 30. Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), XPR, Tether (USDT) ve USD Coin (USDC) It raised approximately $7.5 million in terms of

Nearly half of all corporate money donated to elections came from the cryptocurrency industry, according to the latest report from watchdog group Public Citizen, on which CNBC based its report.

According to the report, while the majority of this money consisted of donations from Coinbase, Ripple and the venture company Andreessen Horowitz, significant donations also came from various institutions.

The report stated that the cryptocurrency industry donated approximately 13 times the amount it donated in the last presidential election year.

The report also stated that at least 18 donors donated more than $5.5 million in Bitcoin to Trump during the last election period, and 7 people donated approximately $1.5 million in Ethereum.

It was stated that donations to Trump came from more than 15 states, including the American territory of Puerto Rico.

Finally, it was stated that David Bailey, CEO of media group Bitcoin Magazine, donated more than $498,000 in Bitcoin to Trump.

*This is not investment advice.