Tickets Selling For $844,600 To Get A Roundtable Seat With Trump At Next Weeks Bitcoin Conference

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Following an attempt on his life and yesterday's raucous RNC event, Trump is expected to blow the doors off Bitcoin 2024 next week.

Following a failed assassination attempt and Yesterday’s raucous RNC event, Donald Trump is expected to blow doors off Bitcoin Conference 2024.

Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump will headline a campaign fundraiser in Nashville, Tennessee. It will run alongside the 2024 Bitcoin Conference, and the top ticket will sell for $844,600.

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The fundraiser event on July 27 will occur before Trump’s previously announced keynote speech at Bitcoin 2024 in Nashville.

The event is the country’s biggest crypto conference for Bitcoin holders and looks set to explode to new heights with Trump’s appearance.

Trump was announced to headline the Music City Center gathering shortly before he survived an attempted assassination on July 13.

The highest-tier ticket ($844,600) includes a seat at a roundtable with the former president. It is priced at the maximum donation amount permitted for individuals to give to the Trump campaign.

The next level down includes a photo with the former president and is priced at $60,000 per person or $100,000 per couple.

Since the turn of the year, Trump has positioned himself as the pro-crypto presidential candidate. This marks a significant u-turn from his previous stance from 2017 to 2021.

The Trump campaign team is accepting cryptocurrency donations, and he has promised to defend the rights of those who choose to self-custody their coins.

Back in May at the Libertarian National Convention, Trump also pledged to keep Senator Elizabeth Warren and “her goons” away from Bitcoin holders.

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Winklevoss Twins Donate $1 Million In Bid To Unseat Senator Warren

Gemini co-founders and crypto advocates Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss announced yesterday (July 18), they had each donated $500,000 in Bitcoin in a bid to oust Senator Elizabeth Warren from the U.S. Senate in November.

In a joint statement, the twins declared Warren as “one of the single greatest threats to American prosperity.”

They also name-dropped SEC Chair Gary Gensler and Martin Gruenberg, the chairman of the FDIC.

In the same statement, they said, “This is Elizabeth Warren’s army, and how did she assemble it?

It includes corrupt, immoral, and odious characters like Gary Gensler, the chairman of the SEC, and Martin Gruenberg, the chairman of the FDIC. These unelected bureaucrats are simultaneously her lap dogs and attack dogs.

They wield the power of these agencies on her behalf and at her command.”

This latest contribution from the Winklevoss brothers is not their first political donation in recent times – they previously donated $2 million in Bitcoin to Donald Trump’s presidential campaign back in June.

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Alex Ioannou

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