TL;DR
- Donald Trump has invited people to participate in a roundtable at the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville at a cost of $844,600 per person.
- In addition to the roundtable, attendees can pay $60,000 for a photo session with Trump.
- Recognized figures such as Senator J.D. Vance and Representative Tulsi Gabbard will be present at the exclusive event.
The republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has launched an exclusive invitation to a roundtable at the upcoming Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville, Tennessee. The event, which will be held from July 25 to 27, will be part of Trump’s fundraising campaign, offering attendees the opportunity to participate in an intimate discussion at a cost of $844,600 per person.
The initiative, reported through an invitation sent by email to an anonymous attendee, is part of a private fundraising event where the presidential candidate will be one of the main speakers. In addition to the roundtable, participants can opt for exclusive photo sessions with Trump, with fees ranging from $60,000 for individuals and $100,000 for couples.
The exclusivity of the event is reflected in the participation of recognized figures from the Republican Party. Among the most prominent attendees are Senator J.D. Vance from Ohio, Trump’s choice for Vice President, Senator Bill Hagerty from Tennessee, former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, and Representative Tulsi Gabbard from Hawaii. The presence of these leaders aims to reinforce the exclusivity and relevance of the event and its potential impact on Donald’s campaign.
Trump Wants to Attract Pro-Crypto Voters
President Trump has shifted his relationship with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general, given his previous history of skepticism. In recent statements, he has emphasized the need for the United States to take the lead in the crypto industry, surpassing China in innovation and technological adoption. This change of perspective has deepened throughout the first half of 2024, forming part of a strategy designed to attract pro-crypto voters.
Senator Vance, for his part, has shown strong support for the crypto industry, seeking to amend the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT21) to have a more favorable impact on the sector. It was recently revealed that Vance holds over $100,000 in Bitcoin, consolidating his position as a key advocate for the crypto economy within the Senate.
The fundraising event, in addition to offering a platform for Trump’s speech on Bitcoin, will allow a select group of up to 150 donors to obtain front-row seats to hear his proposals.
