The most special guest of the Bitcoin Conference, which will be held in Nashville, USA between July 25-27 and will be attended by many names closely known in the cryptocurrency world, will be the former US president Donald Trump. Trump, who will also make a speech at the conference, revealed the reason for attending the event.
Promise of a $15 million donation …
According to the news of the Washington post from the US media, David Bailey, CEO of Bitcoin Magazine, one of the well-known publishers of the crypto media world, met with Donald Trump many times this year. Bailey, who gave Trump detailed information about cryptocurrencies, was the name that guided him in many statements and meetings held. Finally, Bailey made a commitment to Trump to raise $15 million in donations at the Bitcoin Conference to be held in Nashville.
Crypto donations announced after the meeting
In the news of the Washington Post, it was stated that Bailey also met with Trump one-on-one and that Trump announced that Trump accepted the crypto donation after a meeting between the two at Trump Tower in New York. Bailey was also allegedly organising meetings where Trump met with executives of the crypto industry, especially at his home in Mara-a-Lago.
It was also added to the Republican Party text without consulting anyone!
It was written in the news that Bailey also offered some ideas on cryptocurrencies to Vince Haley, Trump’s chief adviser. After Bailey’s meeting with Haley, crypto money was added to the text of the “principles, policies and goals” officially adopted by the Republican Party.
“Republicans will end Democrats’ unlawful and un-American crypto crackdown and oppose the creation of a Central Bank Digital Currency,” Trump said here. The speech and the inclusion of cryptocurrencies in the party’s principles also surprised those who have been in the Republican Party for many years. The reason for this was that these additions were made at once without consulting anyone.
Security will be much more
The Bitcoin Conference, which will be held on July 25-27, will be attended by Donald Trump, as well as Michael Saylor, Cathie Wood and another US presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
It is certain that security measures will be at a much higher level than expected at the conference, which is sponsored by many major mining companies and industry participants and is expected to attract more than 20,000 people.